101. The Welsh Highland Railway Project Project Rheilffordd Eryri/The welsh Highland Railway Project. Site devoted to the rebuilding by the Ffestiniog Railway of the WHR from Caernarvon. history, Pictures Passenger information. http://www.bangor.ac.uk/ml/whr/whr.htm

Last update to this site ( see Changelog for details ): September 19th, 2005 Search the Site Daily train services - details here Phase 4 info, news, and appeal. Super Power Weekend, September 16-18th - report and pictures PROJECT RHEILFFORDD ERYRI THE WELSH HIGHLAND RAILWAY PROJECT reproduced by kind permission of the artist For details of how to order prints, email Ian McKenzie Caernarfon to Porthmadog, North Wales Snowdonia's Newest Railway Welcome to the official website of the Welsh Highland Railway Project . This is where you can find out all about the project led by the Ffestiniog Railway to rebuild and operate the Welsh Highland Railway , a neighbouring line running through the mountains of Wales which closed in the 1930s. Approval has been granted to rebuild the whole line. Half of the total length is now open, from Caernarfon to Rhyd Ddu, at the foot of Snowdon, and work is now under way to reopen the remaining half through to Porthmadog. This site includes information on the present operations and future plans of Rheilffordd Eryri (Welsh title for the rebuilt WHR), the developments that have led up to the rebuilding now under way, and lots of pictures. This is the railway project that everyone is talking about - check back often for developments as they happen.

102. University Of Wales Swansea - History Department The long tradition of welsh and local history at Swansea is continued by Louise Miskell, whose study of Victorian Swansea will be published to coincide with http://www.swan.ac.uk/history/research/welsh.html

@import url("../style/advanced.css"); @import url("../style/history.css"); The University Research Departments Services Welsh History The long tradition of Welsh and local history at Swansea is continued by Louise Miskell, whose study of Victorian Swansea will be published to coincide with the opening of the new National Waterfront Museum, by Nicholas Woodward's work on Welsh demography, and Ifor Rowland's study of the Welsh March. The department is fortunate to benefit from the presence of several distinguished historians who have recently retired from full-time posts. They include Professor Ralph Griffiths, an Emeritus Leverhulme Fellow, who works on late medieval England and Wales; Professor David Howell who has recently completed his history of the Royal Welsh Agricultural Society; and Professor Prys Morgan who is writing the history of Wales 1780-1880 for Oxford University Press. The concentration of research material in Swansea and its region is significant. The work of the Centre for the Study of Wales and its Borderlands has identified a corpus of medieval and early modern material. The South Wales Coalfield Collection is housed at the University, and Swansea is the location of the City Archive, the County Archive, and the National Waterfront Museum. Projects Welsh History Modern History Early Modern History ... Resources About Us Noticeboard Dialogues

103. Soc.culture.welsh Homepage Links to the newsgroups' charter, history and FAQ. http://www.fydd.org/scw/

Mae'n flin gennym - mae'r wefan yma wedi ei ddileu am nad yw'r cynnwys wedi ei ddiweddaru ers rhai blynyddoedd - CO Defnyddiwch y wefan arbennig yma yn ei le We're sorry - this website has been removed because it has not been updated for years - CO Use this fine website instead

104. Untitled Document Introduction, history of the breeds, upcoming shows, news, directory, classified, and links. UK. http://www.sewpca.co.uk/

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105. Geiriadur Prifysgol Cymru: University Of Wales Dictionary Of The Welsh Language The first standard historical dictionary of the welsh language (prepared at the University of Wales). The site has information on the history of the project, statistics, bibliography, as well as a sample page and a list of publications. On 6/12/2001 the final draft entry for the Dictionary was made. http://www.aber.ac.uk/geiriadur/

2.033: 5 v 05 fersiwn testun plaen / plain text version Chwilio'r safle Search the site Home of the Welsh Dictionary: The Dictionary's offices are located on the top floor of this building Cartref y Geiriadur Cymraeg: Lleolir swyddfeydd y Geiriadur ar lawr uchaf yr adeilad hwn A Dictionary of the Welsh Language Llyfrgell Genedlaethol Cymru, Aberystwyth, Ceredigion, SY23 3HH National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth, SY23 3HH, Wales, UK ffacs/fax: manylion cysylltu / contact details post-e/e-mail: geiriadur@aber.ac.uk Geiriadur 'cryno' chwiliadwy (fersiwn newydd) Searchable 'concise' dictionary (new version) Prosiect a ddechreuwyd yn 1921 gan Fwrdd Gwybodau Celtaidd Prifysgol Cymru i gynhyrchu'r geiriadur Cymraeg hanesyddol safonol cyntaf. Cyhoeddwyd cyfrol olaf y Geiriadur yn 2002 wedi 82 o flynyddoedd o waith. Ailolygir AB ar hyn o bryd mewn cynllun saith mlynedd A project begun in 1921 by the Board of Celtic Studies of the University of Wales to produce the first standard historical Welsh dictionary. The final volume of the Dictionary was published in 2002 after 82 years' work. A seven-year project to re-edit AB is in progress.

106. New Page 1 Includes information on dances, the Society and its history, teams around Wales, events and festivals. http://www.welshfolkdance.org.uk

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107. Brookfields Stud Breeders of show ponies, part bred welsh and part bred Arab. history, information and links. http://www.brookfieldsstud.co.nz

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108. National Costume Of Wales history and description of the traditional welsh costume. http://www.wales-calling.com/culture/costume.htm

Welsh National costume Welsh National costume evolved in Wales in the late 18th century as a development of costume worn in town and country. The popular image of Welsh "national" dress, of a woman in a red cloak and tall black hat, is one which has developed as a result of various influences which arose in the nineteenth century. Lady Llanover, the wife of an ironmaster in Gwent, was very influential in encouraging the wearing of "national dress", both in her own home and at eisteddfodau. She felt it was important to encourage the use of the Welsh language and the wearing of an identifiable Welsh costume. She succeeded in developing the Welsh "national dress" because people felt that their national identity was under threat and the wearing of a national costume was one way to declare that identity. The garments are made of Welsh flannel. The costume regarded as national dress is based on clothing worn by Welsh countrywomen during the early nineteenth century The tall "chimney" hat did not appear until the late 1840's and seems to be based on an amalgamation of men's top hats and a form of high hat worn during the 1790 - 1820 period in country areas.

109. New Statesman: So Close And Yet So Despised - Welsh Town Of Blaenavon Has Been D The history of industrial South Wales was lived in the welsh language, the lingua franca of the coalfield. So not only were the welsh troublesome strangers, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0FQP/is_4516_129/ai_68278420

@import url(/css/us/style1.css); @import url(/css/us/searchResult1.css); @import url(/css/us/articles.css); @import url(/css/us/artHome1.css); Home Advanced Search IN free articles only all articles this publication Automotive Sports FindArticles New Statesman Dec 11, 2000 Content provided in partnership with 10,000,000 articles Not found on any other search engine. Related Searches Steel industry / Historic sites Wales / Historic sites UNESCO / Historic sites Featured Titles for Advocate, The Air Force Journal of Logistics Air Force Law Review Air Force Speeches ... View all titles in this topic Hot New Articles by Topic Automotive Sports Top Articles Ever by Topic Automotive Sports So close and yet so despised - Welsh town of Blaenavon has been declared a World Heritage site - Brief Article New Statesman Dec 11, 2000 by Ziauddin Sardar Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. It took Unesco to recognise the contribution a town in Gwent made to history. Ziauddin Sardar on how the Welsh were the first victims of English racism Britain has been hit by a major historical tremor. The small Welsh town of Blaenavon has been declared a World Heritage site. The announcement was made by Unesco's World Heritage Convention last week. Hardly anyone has realised the significance of the news, because Blaenavon is part of the historic silence that has enveloped Wales for centuries. Unesco is righting a historic wrong that Britain itself, devolution notwithstanding, has been loath to address.

110. Cadog welsh division of ACC Manufacturing. Produce dairy products. Includes a description of products and history of plant locations. http://www.acc-cymru.co.uk

111. Welsh Pony And Cob Connection - Title Page International quarterly featuring pictures, original articles, and news about welsh ponies and Cobs. http://www.tangwyllt.com/WelshPonyandCobConnection/Title.htm

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112. ScoutBase Wales Includes news, publications, merchandise. http://www.scoutbase.org.uk/wales

The official web site of The Welsh Scout Council For our address, phone and fax numbers, and to ask about Scouting in Wales, click here Interested in AMATEUR RADIO ? Could you help with SPECIAL NEEDS Do you need some ADULT SUPPORT To view the current on going activities in ScoutBase Wales, click on the image below Links to Welsh Scouting Web sites Check the DIARY for details of the Autumn Development Network Meetings Jobs with the Welsh Scout Council Latest News! Have a look at the All Wales Scout Camp 2004 photos or see some AWESOME pictures !

113. Christie Davies' Welsh Humour welsh jokes, stories, one liners, and humour. http://www.welshjokes.com/

About Wales An Englishman... Cardiganshire... In the Pub ... Work and Play HumourHub Sites agonys.com anagrams.net animaljokes.co.uk baseballhumor.com boredstupid.com carparks.info cheekies.com christmasjokes.co.uk cricketjokes.com cricketrecords.com david-beckham.net dogjokes.co.uk elephantjokes.co.uk excuses.co.uk footballjokes.co.uk funnyfiction.com golfjokes.co.uk gross-jokes.com humourhub.com insults.net irishjokes.co.uk jokedictionary.com kidsjokes.co.uk lightbulbjokes.com national-parks.biz P.L.O.D.S.com rate.co.uk royalty.info rugbyjokes.co.uk russian-jokes.com scatty.com schooljokes.com scruffies.com skychaser.com sneer.net soccerjokes.com sounduser.com sportsjokes.co.uk sports-quotes.com travelgames.co.uk untruths.co.uk urbanmyths.info welshjokes.com worstjokes.com Welcome to WelshJokes.com The web's leading source of Welsh jokes, stories, one liners, humour and general all around fun Welsh entertainment site! We've dozens and dozens of jokes and stories for you to enjoy, just click on one of the categories to the left and prepare to laugh and enjoy the best collection of Welsh jokes you'll ever likely to find! Have fun, just to start you off we have...

114. Amilas Home A small stud of welsh Mountain Ponies in Buckinghamshire. Photos, breeding and show results of ponies at the stud. http://www.angelfire.com/biz5/amilas/

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Angelfire Aeon Flux Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next Welcome to Amilas Stud The new site can be found by clicking below www.amilas-stud.co.uk Please update all bookmarks to the site Amilas Stud is located in North Buckinghamshire in the UK. Our aim is the breed correct, true to type ponies with good movement and to have lots of fun in the process. Our ponies are first and foremost very much loved pets, the awards they have won continue to be an added bonus. The ultimate ambition we have for our ponies is to see them being loved and enjoyed by children and adults alike. To this end all our ponies are selected with a calm and kind nature as a priority, all are well handled and are exposed to as many sights and sounds from a young age including traffic. To show us if we are heading in the right direction most of our ponies are broken to ride before they are bred from. Ponies may be available for lease to ridden homes in the near future. Contact Information Telephone Electronic mail sal@amilas-stud.co.uk

115. WYA, Wales Sailing, Dinghy Racing Latest yachting news, details of affiliated club events, diary dates, and competition information and results. http://www.welshyachtingassociation.org.uk/

welshyachtingassociation.org.uk Your browser does not support frames. To view our web site click here: http://www.thewya.org/ For more information contact webmaster@welshyachtingassociation.org.uk

116. Welsh Football Magazine - The Independent Voice Of Welsh Soccer The independent voice of welsh soccer. News, results, standings, message board, sample articles from the print edition, and subscription information. http://www.welsh-football.net/

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117. Northeastern Welsh Pony Association (NEWPA) Host of the annual NWPA show. Information on dates and classes, year end awards, calendar of events, and listing of ponies and equipment for sale. http://www.eqsite.com/newpa/index.html

Northeastern Welsh Pony Association Founded in 1957 Marketing List (Updates for August 2005!) NEWPA Board of Directors 2005 Horse Show Results Calendar of Events Year-End Awards Membership Links

118. Jedidjan Welsh Ponies Pictures, pedigrees and results. Located in Lemp¤¤l¤, Finland. http://personal.inet.fi/koti/timo.blom/

Welsh sec. B Ponies Foals Contact: Johanna Blom Sampsantie 14 37500 Lempäälä FINLAND Phone: +358 3 3752842 Cellular: +358 400 636765 Fax: +358 3 3752849 @-Mail: johanna.blom@pp.inet.fi Rufus ja Elina voittivat Ponibreedersin esteet 2005! ...Updated 18.8.2005 webmaster Ponies Picture Gallery For sale ... Show jumping Photos by Leena Kahisaari

119. Home - Welsh Federation Of Housing Associations Independent body that is the voice of independent social landlords in Wales. Includes the aims and goals of the organisation, a directory of members, policy and information, commercial opportunities, training information, and publications. http://www.welshhousing.org.uk/

@import "/style.css"; @import "/wysiwyg.css"; Welsh Federation of Housing Associations Search News Diary Policy Discussion ... About Housing Associations Members' Login Username Password Forgotten your password? Click here Not a Registered User? Register here Print this page Home Cymraeg ... Bookmark this page Latest from the Federation Promoting and representing independent housing in Wales. Welcome to the Welsh Federation of Housing Associations We are the membership body for housing associations in Wales and we currently have 67 members who manage/own 72,000 homes throughout Wales We hope that you will find everything you need to know about the work that we and our members do. Within the site, you will find information about us our members news, publications ... promotional opportunities and links to many partner organisations . You will also be able to look for and place job advertisements Visiting the Site for the First Time If you are a member (and you already have a password) please log in with your email address and the given password and complete your personal details. If you are a member but haven't received a password, please click on the register here button, complete your details, and you will shortly receive authorisation to access all areas of the site. If you are not a member, you can access certain parts of the site - but some are member only areas.

120. Wales Arts International :: Celfyddydau Rhyngwladol Cymru Collaboration between the British Council Wales and the Arts Council of Wales to raise the profile of the arts. Includes information on art coming into the Principality and developed with it. Feature special section on welsh music. http://www.wai.org.uk/

Promoting exchange and collaboration between Wales and the World. Hyrwyddo cyfnewid a chydweithredu ¢ Chymru a'r Byd. A partnership between the Arts Council of Wales and British Council Wales Partneriaeth rhwng y Cyngor Celfyddydau Cymru a Chyngor Prydeinig Cymru

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