r/Wales • u/mrjohnnymac18 • 5h ago
r/Wales • u/AlbatrossDisastrous1 • 1d ago
Photo More "fog" photos
Photos taken of the "dragons breath" (fog) from the Deri, surrounding Sugarloaf mountain in Abergavenny.
r/Wales • u/LemonLuscious • 18h ago
Culture Where are the best Indian Takeaways in Pembrokeshire please?
r/Wales • u/djdavies82 • 1d ago
Photo Starry starry night
Starry night and inverted clouds
r/Wales • u/CactusCrackk • 1d ago
Photo On this day 45 years ago floods in Brecon - Full credit to photographer Barry Lowe
Apologies for last post not meeting criteria, rarely post on reddit & didn't check the rules my apologies.
Culture Bridgend Pub Crawl
10th Annual January Pub Crawl; this year we're going to Bridgend. Would love any suggestions for pubs to try/avoid. Also interested in any quirky facts or sites to visit. Thank you!
r/Wales • u/rarely-redditing • 1d ago
News Welsh hospitals bring back masks for visitors and staff
r/Wales • u/siorourke • 1d ago
Culture Fog on the Dee - Cefn Mawr
The Aqueduct was awesome this morning, from the middle, both ends were obscured!
r/Wales • u/Afraid_Juice_7189 • 2d ago
Photo Strange mist situation in upper Swansea Valley on Boxing Day
r/Wales • u/DangerPeeps • 2d ago
Culture My family is Welsh but I live in the USA. I made a Mari Lwyd this year and my (other, alive) horse approved
r/Wales • u/AshleyEatsApples • 2d ago
Culture My 2024 Mari Lwyd in the US
I’m an American with Welsh heritage. After visiting last year, I was inspired to build a Mari Lwyd for our solstice party. She was a confusing hit! I hope you enjoy her too.
r/Wales • u/star_scream19 • 2d ago
Photo Getting above the fog on boxing day
This was above Llandrindod, on the golf course road
r/Wales • u/Kiitschii • 2d ago
Photo Gorgeous fog layer/sunset combo at sugar loaf.
Best drive home from the in laws ever, couldn't help but stop to just look at it
r/Wales • u/fensterdj • 3d ago
Culture Uncle Brin from Gavin and Stacey is the most noble character in TV history,
When his waster brother died, Bryn* stepped up, he became a substitute father to Stacey and substitute husband to Gwen and he never asked me or expected a thing in return. All he cared for was their happiness.
Although not shown in the series, he did the same thing for Nessa and Neil the baby, giving them a stable and loving environment for Neil to grow up in. When we see the fine man Neil is turning into, I feel that's down to Bryn in a large part, Once again Bryn asked for nothing.
All the while he's most probably gay, and he sacrificed his own life and happiness, not engaging in that lifestyle, not exploring who he truly is for the sake of those he cares for. He allowed himself glimpses of what could have been from time to time, and maybe that was enough
A superbly written and formed character
*Thanks to the people in the comments for correcting my spelling
r/Wales • u/ninetynineeyes • 2d ago
Photo Big waves at Holyhead Breakwater
Christmas Eve 2024
r/Wales • u/SubstantialSnow7114 • 2d ago
News The lovely scenes inside a Barry pub when the final ever scene of Gavin & Stacey ended
r/Wales • u/NotMyUsualLogin • 3d ago
Culture Nadolig Llawen!
Or Happy Christmas to all my soon to be countrymen and countrywomen when we finally escape the mania of the USA and feel the warm embrace of Y Ddraig Goch!
Counting the weeks now!