Taith y Treigladau = the Treigladau Tour (Pigion 2000) (Welsh Edition)

Reference

Pat Clayton

Foreign Language Study & Reference

Gwasg Carrech Gwalch

A Tale of Two Rivers: Mawddach and Dyfi and the Land Between, Cadair Idris

History

Alun John Richards, illustrated by Jean Napier

Europe

Snowdonia (Carreg Gwalch Best Walks)

Llywarch ap Myrddin

Uncle Tom at War - From Penmachno to Prison Camp

Hywel Roberts

Military

This Valley Was Ours

Webb, Eileen M

Stories of Welsh Soldiers, Civilians and Eisteddfodau in Ww1

Robert H. Griffiths

What Brings You Here So Late?

Anthony Conran

<p>Are you bewildered by Betws-y-coed Perplexed by Penrhyndeudraeth Mystified by Machynlleth A book aimed at encouraging visitors to Wales and non-Welsh speakers to attempt to pronounce Welsh place-names, as well as spurring them into learning the correct pronunciation in due course. A new and updated edition of a volume first published in 1998.</p>

Pronouncing Welsh Place Names

Tony Leaver

Words, Language & Grammar

The story of an enterprise started by the Quakers in Brynmawr in south Wales in the 1920s. This former coal-mining town was amongst the worst hit by the Depression. In 1928 the Quakers started a settlement there, and decided that what the town needed most Y more than education Y was work. They took over disused factories and started a boot-mending business, and a furniture workshop.

The Brynmawr Furniture Makers - A Quaker Initiative 1929 - 1940

Engineering & Transportation

Mary Wiliam

Engineering

Portmeirion

Travel

Rob Piercy

Travel Writing

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