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Infidel Castro

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Originally posted by War Griffon
Rev you ever walked or cycled the three castles route?

You mean Cardiff up through to Castell Coch and then Caerphilly? I went to Caerphilly on the bike last week but went to Trecenydd rather than the town centre. Nice ride!
 

Infidel Castro

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Originally posted by borg
I have to say, you ruined it for me. Such beautiful surroundings, but now I am forever haunted by your stench everytime I see a beautiful castle. Damn you! lol

May my stench haunt you forever! It does me, so why not others? lol
 

finn17

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I do have some small \'bona fides\'....

I did live in Treforest for a while...(one of the best years of my life!!) and I did originally marry a Welsh girl.

Soon discovered my mistake however:bouncy:

And I was conceived in Cornwall...I think that must count for something....:bouncy:
 

finn17

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I love South Wales!!

I used to work for Fords and they bunged me into their Treforest spark plug plant. Despite being a hugely rich, international company they decided to accommodate me at the YMCA in Cardiff:duh: I only spent one night there as the workers in the plant \'shared me around\' in the nicest possible way of course...;) At least I think it was innocent. Frankly, that year is a bit of a blank....

I do have hugely positive memories however!!!

(And none of them involve sheep....)
 

Infidel Castro

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Oooh, you had to sneak in a stereotype didn\'t you! Bad man!

Onto other cliches, did you experience an international rugby weekend chap?
 

War Griffon

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Originally posted by reverend
You mean Cardiff up through to Castell Coch and then Caerphilly? I went to Caerphilly on the bike last week but went to Trecenydd rather than the town centre. Nice ride!

No not that one, the three castles route takes in Skenfrith Castle, Grosmont and White Castle. If you draw a triangle between Monmouth, Abergavenny and Hereford you will hit all three but don\'t panic you won\'t have to go as far as Hereford :D

White Castle is on the Offa\'s Dyke path and is the westerly one of the three and Grosmont is the northern most, Skenfrith is owned by the NT, you can park up at any one of them then walk or cycle between them if I remember correctly the walk is abouta 12 to 15 mile round trip maybe a little less but it is reasonably flat.
 

finn17

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\'Deity of your choice\' knows....

Originally posted by reverend
Onto other cliches, did you experience an international rugby weekend chap?
I had so many \'Big Evenings\' in Cardiff, rugby may have played a part...;)
 
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Sturmhalo

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Originally posted by War Griffon
Originally posted by finn17
Is that really in Wales???

Did we really leave that one standing???

:bouncy:

Finn are you a true Cornishman?

I think you will find that the Welsh at one time Held half of England up to around Glous and around to the suberbs of London and the Welsh Marches on the English side of the Seven was always good for a battle in the later years when we gave the English some of their land back:D
In fact because of the continual bleating and whining of the English about 10 years ago we gave them part of Monmouthshire back :D

I\'m going home... I don\'t like Wales anymore! lol

And I don\'t understand rugby either!

Though I quite like that Welsh whiskey that tastes like brandy.
 

finn17

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Ouch!

Originally posted by freakinacage
Originally posted by reverend

And unclehex lives up thataway - trefforest I mean.

and sticking to the proper welsh spelling too - so many get it wrong

That\'s going to smart!

By the way, \'Welsh\' has a capital \'W\' :D
 

Infidel Castro

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I\'m confused now....

English - Treforest
Welsh - Trefforest

I\'m going to check on this!

Just did, and I\'m right. I think Mr inacage was backing me up on that one lol
 

freakinacage

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Originally posted by finn17
Originally posted by freakinacage
Originally posted by reverend

And unclehex lives up thataway - trefforest I mean.

and sticking to the proper welsh spelling too - so many get it wrong

That\'s going to smart!

By the way, \'Welsh\' has a capital \'W\' :D

c\'mon guys, i never use captiols and rarely use correct punctuation (too slow and innacurate at typing - i spend half the time pressing the backspace button)

@rev of course i was backing you up. if it was (W) welsh and spelt treforest, it would be pronounced trevorest. i am a little dissapointed you had to look that up!
 
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