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  1. 31st Dec 18, 14:39 #1
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    Situated below the mountain of Arenig Fawr sits this cottage not much inside unfortunately. Visited here on Christmas Day.

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    Not a lot to see inside but a lovely setting and a place full off character too.is that the Gatwick drone I see in pic six ha ha
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    What a beautifully wild location, I want to live there.
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    What a waste of a house :(
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    Interesting little cottage just nestled away in some remote part of Wales. Can't pronounce it.
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    I liked that a lot. Brought back memories I have of exploring North Wales as a young boy. Fab stuff.
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    Jobs a good'un nicely done, Thanks
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    looked up a welsh translation site

    https://www.bing.com/translator/?fro...en&text=amnodd

    https://www.bing.com/translator/?fro...o=en&text=bwll

    although another translator gives amnodd as foolish so I guess you takes your pick
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    nice call on the " i can't pronounce it" lol
    double "D" is pronounced "TH" in English
    double "LL" is the sound of "clearing your throat " lol
    I love camping outside little old houses like this one !!!

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