Rugby in Wales – Part 2
Posted by Ray on Mar 28, 2018 in Blog | Comments Off on Rugby in Wales – Part 2
A good example of the relationship between the close-knit communities of Wales and their rugby tams was at LLanelli RFC, the club that produced both Phil Bennett and JJ Williams. It was a hard working steel town which was dominated by the rugby club. Men would finish a hard week’s work and go down to Stradey Park and support their workmates playing for the...
Read MoreRugby Union in Wales – Part 1
Posted by Ray on Mar 15, 2018 in Blog | Comments Off on Rugby Union in Wales – Part 1
The national sport of Wales is Rugby Union. It is the dream of nearly every child growing up in Wales to one day wear the famous red shirt and run out onto the pitch at the National Stadium, before handing out a good old fashioned thrashing to their fiercest rivals, England. It has been the case for many years and any miss-justice that the Welsh feel has gone...
Read MoreThe Geography of Wales
Posted by Ray on Mar 2, 2018 in Blog | Comments Off on The Geography of Wales
Wales is situated on the western side of Great Britain, bordered by the Irish Sea to the west and surrounded by England in the other directions. The country is roughly around 170 mile long and 60 miles wide, and is a geographers dream. It is a mountainous country with three National Parks being located in its region. Considering the wilderness nature of the...
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