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Welsh General / Questions
#81

Yes it is predictable but hard to plan around… :slight_smile: if inconveniences to my travel plans are the worst things that happen I’m fine with that…

#82

Hopefully I’ll get there earlier in the week rather than later. I’ll let you know as I know… Fingers Crossed!

#83

Hope you’re okay, and wishing you safe travels…

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#84

@aran - hope nothing went wonky over the weekend! Are you able to join us at Caffi Maes tomorrow?

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#85

Thanks for the reminder to confirm! :star: :star2:

Yup, I’ll be there for 12 - possibly a little drained and tender and in need of extra strong coffee, but still [quick self-check… yes!] alive… :slight_smile:

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#86

See you guys at 12:00 ish then

#87

Thank you @Baruch and @ChrisTaylor (and @aran of course) for a lovely afternoon in Caffi Maes :smiley:

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#88

Lovely to see you all - sorry I couldn’t stay for longer! :slight_smile:

#89

Hey guys, remember I said there was a gentleman in the cafe who overheard some of our conversation and spoke to me while I was ordering our second panads?

Well it was J Elwyn Hughes and this was the book he mentioned:

:smiley:

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#90

Hoping that this is the correct place to post this, or should we start a Welsh Speaking Settlement thread?
Glyn Neath -
Although it’s only just “up the road” from me, I tend only to pop in for the Esso Garage (Tesco). It has a Cymraeg feel to it although I’ve never actually heard any spoken on the off-chance. I’m hopeful though, as I have heard Welsh in Neath.
Does anyone have any first-hand Knowledge?

Incidentally, I nicked this bit of history from Wiki:
Glynneath is home to the ruins of Aberpergwm House. Once owned by Rhys ap Siancyn, Aberpergwm House became the home of the Williams family, Welsh gentry with a strong tradition of using the Welsh language over English.

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