There is a lot of slate in north wales, and a large industry dedicated to it too.
because there is a quarry in wales which was very famous during the Tudor times not one there are lots but their closed now. I know because i live by at least 3
North Wales, specifically the area around Snowdonia and the town of Blaenau Ffestiniog, is known for its slate industry. The region has a long history of slate quarrying and production, with slate being an important natural resource and export for Wales.
manly slate and coal
Alun John Richards has written: 'Welsh slate craft' -- subject(s): Slate industry, History 'A Gazeteer of the Welsh Slate Industry' 'The Slate Railways of Wales' 'Crefftwyr llechi' -- subject(s): Slate industry, History 'Slate quarrying in Wales' -- subject(s): History, Slate industry, Slate, Stone-cutters, Quarries and quarrying
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Yes. There are lots of ferries going from Holyhead in north Wales to Dublin port and to the port of Dún Laoghaire in the south of Dublin.
slate mining is a traditional job
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The address of the North Wales Area Library is: 233 South Swartley St, North Wales, 19454 3423
Wales has the same wealth as the rest of the UK. It is very developed not a third world country as believed!!!