Proving what many already think, CNN shows that Wales is really just part of England!!!
@#!%* - what?!
Reporting on the recent murders in Ipswich, CNN’s website displayed a somewhat interesting map of the UK - hold your breath, bite your lip and take a look!
Link: Story on ‘The Register’
Link: Story on CNN

“Dim Ysmygu” - if you grew up in Wales then you’d know what that means - just like you know what ‘Araf’ and ‘Gwasanaethau’ mean (’Slow’ and ‘Services’ respectively - road signs).
However, as Assembly Member Glyn Davies reports, the Welsh Assembly have decided to implement a new sign reading: ‘Mae ysmygu yn y fangre hon […]

Stumbled across Chris Cowell’s Hike Wales blog recently whilst looking through the blog directory Technorati.
Chris’ blog is primarily about Walking/Hiking (hence the blog title!) and the post which caught my eye was the one about the 5-star Youth Hostel.  Located near Crickhowell within the Brecon Beacons National Park, this impressive stone-built bunkhouse is available from around £18/night.
Link: Hostel site […]

Fancy taking a look at what’s going on in Cardiff right now?!  There are two webcams available which allow you to take control of where the cameras are looking: pan, tilt and zoom to see what’s around.
The first camera is on top of the Cardiff Hilton hotel and the second is on the Cardiff Harbour […]

Always looking for great Welsh ambassadors, our attention has been drawn to Aled from Radio 1’s Chris Moyles Show.
FW Member Pete-Arr, in the chris moyles podcast post in the Forum, told us about Aled’s recital of the lyrics from a song in the latest podcast - a recital in Welsh. 
Always nice to hear Welsh spoken […]

Have you visited the S4C’s Welsh language learners site recently?  They’ve done some major additions to the site and now offer several of their regular programs streaming over the web.  A big boon for those of us who are not living in Wales!
If you aren’t a regular visitor to their learners site, you’ll enjoy taking […]

Looking for some great photos of our homeland?!  Take a quick trip to Dio Bach’s blog and look around.
The Margam Park post sports some nice pics.

Browsing Technorati, the blog directory, this morning led me to the Aberdare Blog - if you got some spare time, nip over there and take a look.
One of the posts is entitled “Enter the Max Boycezone” - and what made me laugh was the Max Boyce tribute band called Boycezone!  Classic!

Let us know what your favourite Welsh website is! 
Whether it’s a Welsh site or about Wales, we want to know.  Post your sites in the comments to this post.
Thanks!

Wikipedia, the Free online Encyclopedia, has some interesting information on the Welsh language. 
Covering the language’s history, grammar, dialects and more, the Wiki section on Welsh is quite an eye-opener.  Even if you come from Wales or live here, there’s still a great deal which you can learn from 10 minutes reading Wiki’s notes.
If Welsh is […]

A quick search on Google Video brought up this short film of the Snowdon Mountain Railway in North Wales.  Take a look and see what it’s like.
Link: SMR video
Link: Google Video

Thinking of visiting Wales?  The Times has a short story of a trip from across the border into Mid-Wales.  Gareth Scurlock drives into the Land of Song into the Brecon Beacons and beyond.
Link: Gareth Scurlock’s journey on TimesOnline
Link: Gareth Scurlock’s photographs