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Wales and "swine flu"

Sat Aug 15, 2009, 12:32 PM
Next week I'll visit Wales for five weeks! I'm totally excited and can't wait to go onto the ferry and see the white rocks of Dover on horizon :excited:
Last year I've been in the south of England, mostly Dartmoor, Exmoor and Cornwall and it was absolutely awesome! After these five weeks I fell in love with UK :D

But this time my aprents are afraid of the "swine flu" and didn't want to go to Wales ... I don't know why they are thta afraid of it but hopefully we'll spend our summer vacation in Wales ... where exactly we will be? I don't know, but in all probability in Snowdonia and Brecon Beacons.

Wales is always one of the places where I wanted to be, because of the breathtaking landscape having some parallels to Norway which is my greatest love :heart:

I hope you all have a great summer and a beautiful time! :blowkiss:

UPDATE:
At the beginning we visited Oxford again and I really like it! All the beautiful colleges and so on look awesome. Unfortunately the sun couldn't be seen ... It was a really wet start of our trip.

Until now we have bee in the national park Brecon Beacons where I joined a day ride and this was the best things I've ever done in my total life! During 6 hours I've seen a breathtaking landscape. The best thing was the fact, that there weren't any cars oder fences ... just endless freedom. If yiu have the chance to do a day ride there, too: DO IT! Beginners are also able to join because it isn't that hard and the horses/ponys are really kind ones, not being hard to ride or totally 'strong-minded'.
For some information, have a look at this website: [link]
There are also some other stabels in the national park. Prices for a day ride mostly are between 50-60 pounds.
We also waled at the Waterfall-Trail, including beautiful places with small waterfalls. If you want to do a easy hike for one or twoe hours, then this would be the right thing to do.
There is also a coal-mines, showing how the life of the workers had been and you're alowed to have a look into the mines. A guide (mostly relatives of former workers) shows and tells you a lot of interesting things. At your trip you will need to war a helmet and a belt with a 5kg-lamp. After that there are some exhibitions and galleries giving more interesting details. And I have to mention: I doesn't cost a pence and is awesome if you don't know what to do on a rainy day!

Tmorrow we'll go to a camp site in Snowdonia, North-Wales.

I don't know when I'll be able to upload some art again ... I'm still working on some things, but never have the ambition to put enough details into them. I think, I'll need a litte break.

If our new campsite in Snowdonia has free Wi-Fi, I'll upload this journal.

  • Mood: Excited
  • Listening to: In Extremo - Liam
  • Reading: J.R.R. Tolkien - The Hobbit

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