On Wed, 17 Mar 1999, Dave Massey wrote:
> > Johnny '70 Viterald
>
> Wales is on the agenda. (Or is it Wales ARE on the agenda? Whatever)
> In fact last year we visited LLangollen (pronounce, uh, whatever) and this
> year our hosts will take us some place special in Wales.
Try Clangollin! For bonus points refer to Wales as 'Cumree' (Cymru).
BUT beware the road signs they say "Croeso y Gymru" (krowayzo ee
Gumree). Thats because in the welsh language if a 'y' goes in front as
in the sentance you have to change the first letter! Welcome to Bnagor
translates as 'Croeso y Fangor' which is krowayzo ee Vangore (phon.)!
If you are coming to Bangor it'd be cool to meet up. I could show you
the 18th century university and better still the best pubs! You mght
even be allowed a ride in 'eddie'!
I know there
> are those that say "a special place in Wales" is an oxymoron but that's
> their loss.
>
They have never been then!
> What's Bangor Like? I thought that I would visit Bangor Wales and Bangor
> Maine (US) in the same year.
See above!!!!
How about Shrewsbury? I live 5 miles form
> Shrewsbury, Missouri, USA
It's okay, but if you have a limited time....
>And I've been to Manchester MO.
Manchester is shite, kinda like detroit from what I hear (of Detroit, I
know what 'Mank' is like!)!
And Chester
> Illinois. Boy I can't believe how many city names yo Brits have taken from
> us. ;-)
>
Chester is okay, much better than Mank. To add to your visit you could
go to California in Norfolk (near my house in Suffolk!) or while in
Wales pop down to Florida in S.Wales!
tra for now, Johnny
> Dave
> Bunch o' cars
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