Parys Mountain, Rebecca’s View
Rebecca’s Parys MountainParys mountain is a special place for my family because my mum and uncles spent a lot of time with my grandma and grandad there growing up.... ➔
Your Wales
Your Wales is your part of the website where you can voice and share your experiences of Wales. This could include an insight into a working day in your job or something special that you have seen and want to share.
We’d love to hear from you! If you have something you’d like to share with the Welsh Country audience then please email your post to yourwales@welshcountry.co.uk and we’ll work with you to get your content on the website.
Wales, the Welsh and the Making of America
Welsh and the Making of AmericaVery little has been written of what the Welsh have contributed in all walks of life in the shaping of American history... ➔
The Welsh ‘Vacuee’, 1940-45
It was all Hitler’s fault really. He invaded Poland in September 1939, the month of my conception. (Bet Hitler did not expect that!) A few months later, after my birth, my Dad packed Mum, Marylyn and Christine, my two sisters, […]
Rare Manuscript Secured by Powys Archives
Rare Manuscript SecuredPowys Archives has recently bought a rare manuscript which documents land bought in Pennsylvania in the seventeenth century.... ➔
Pilgrim in Pembrokeshire by David Gleed
Pilgrim in PembrokeshirePilgrim in Pembrokeshire by David Gleed. David Gleed is a leader with non-profit seeking Journeying, based in Pembrokeshire.... ➔
Small Welsh Town’s Video Captures Hungarian Hearts
Hungarian HeartsMontgomery is proud of its literary links with Hungary, which stem from Hungarian poet János Arany’s 160-year-old ballad ‘The Bards of Wales’.[Read More]
Enjoy this Podcast About the North American Festival of Wales!
On behalf of the Welsh National American Association (WNAA), I’m proud to forward an excellent interview that our own Dr. Megan Williams was invited to do for the New York Welsh. It’s a thorough review of WNAA, NAFOW and especially […]
36 Hours in Snowdonia by Brad Carr
Thursday 9th July, just days after the long-awaited relaxation of lockdown here in Wales… Finally it was here. The moment I had been waiting for for almost four long and intense months. I was inspired and heard the Snowdonia mountains […]
10 Places to Visit in Wales for Photography After Coronavirus
Originally posted by Brad Carr Photography – www.bradcarrphotography.co.uk With recent news breaking that lockdown rules may be loosened in the coming weeks, my little brain can’t help but wander off in one of its regular quarantine daydreams. I’ve been thinking […]
Welsh Society Of Western New England
Welsh Society of Western New England is a Welsh Society that has told us about their group. The present Covid-19 pandemic has had some wonderful side effects. No we cannot go and hug our loved ones but digitally we have […]
Dear Community and Town Councils of Pembrokeshire
The Covid-19 crisis has exposed the fragility and vulnerability of our globalised food system and our reliance on potentially unreliable supply chains. This has led to a big increase in demand for local food and local shops but many producers […]
‘Harlech P-38’ Scheduled for its Historic Importance and Future Protection
An American fighter plane which crashed during the Second World War has recently been scheduled by Cadw – making it the first legally designated military aircraft crash site protected for its historic and archaeological interest in the UK. The Lockheed […]