Wales

My 19 year old nephew will be traveling to Wales in a couple of months for a visit...If possible he may seek employment in the UK...Do any of you have any tips, advice, must see places, or anything else that would help him prepare for this vacation?



Thanks

wales...advice ...damn thats a tough one do they actually speak a language anyone can understand.
been there a few times its like going to a diffrent world couldnt understand a word they said nic nacky noo arkkk wtf
things he should avoid...bearded woman with a can of lager in their right hand and a ciggie in the other lol

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the bearded woman bit makes you want to move there now huh mawk :-B

Depends on where the "beard" is......

Depends on where the "beard" is......

LOL...

Wales is as dead as Heaven on a Saturday night...
And it's like that all the time...
:blowup:
:fly:
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Wales is as dead as Heaven on a Saturday night...
And it's like that all the time...
:blowup:
:fly:
:mod:

The saying in the States is "They roll up the sidewalks at night" so that there is absolutely nothing happening.

so i spent 3 years of my childhood there. Its was pretty dead is those days, not much to do. It rained alot. Its pretty rural. so if u like the country side, wet and cold, then i think it might be 4 u.
Very hilly. I lived on the outskirt of their capital city, cardiff. My road was called 'Hill View', this was becos the houses were built on the side of a hill. Dont worry, they levelled out the foundation before they done the buildings.
Think of a hill with steps, and houses on each of those steps, that was my street.

We had a local shop which was located at the bottom of the hill. There was two purposely built roads for the villagers to commute to and fro. anyways, wenever we needed groceries, i got sent. The trip down there would take all of 10 secs on my skateboard, flat on my back to reduce lag. It was pretty fun.
Altho coming back up was a dif story, specially with a couple of heavy bags of groceries. i was 11 yrs old.

It rained alot. Its pretty rural. so if u like the country side, wet and cold, then i think it might be 4 u.

*adds Wales to the "NEVER VISIT" list.*

I prefer warm and moist to cold and wet. Then again, I don't play the necrophilia card. to each his/her own.

Thanks all...I will pass on the info....He really wants to get to London, but has friends he can stay with in Wales.

Doesn't Jod own a pub somewhere around there? or is he in England? Can't remember. Maybe Jod can shout him a beer on your behalf Mawk!