The beach at Harlech is big. Really big. And it's the sort of beach that's great for watersports, and exploring, and digging, and walking. And playing hide and seek in the dunes, of course. Don't wait for the summer; Harlech beach is a joy all year round, so lace up your walking boots and head for the sand!



Transportation: The Odu transport goods using baskets, carried with a tumpline that is placed around the carrier's forehead. Odu baskets are beautiful, strong and durable.

If you go in groups of 4 or 5 people do not hesitate MOVE taxi. It is cheaper and super comfortable. Regular taxis allow 4 places + driver but there are more taxis that allow up to 5 people + driver. Are well recognized because they are a hybrid car and minivan and are easily found at the taxi ranks. Just ask "Taxi per cinque".

I eventually was the oldest of the eight kids and as I later found out, my mom and dad were married in March of 1950 and I was born in July. My mom used to tell us they were married in 1949, but I guess that's what you had to do back then to keep the neighborhood rumor mill down. My mother's favorite name for me when she was mad at me was "little bastard" and that took on a whole new meaning when I discovered what it meant. My mom didn't like me very much at all, but that's OK I didn't really care for her either.

My future husband and I talked for hours and hours, every day. bàn thờ gia tiên chatted about so many topics - our deepest secrets and our fondest dreams. The one thing we didn't talk about was our health; more precisely, how we would maintain it. We both had longevity in our families, assumed that we would both live long, happy lives and that was the extent of the discussion.

If you're a bit of a history buff, make sure you visit St Tanwg's church at Llandanwg. Founded in the fifth century, this tiny church nestles in the sand dunes and is said to be one of the earliest Christian foundations in Britain. The present building is medieval, and after a period of neglect it was restored in the 19th century. An ancient gravestone bearing the inscription "Ingenuus" - a contemporary of St Patrick - sits by the altar, while the graveyard holds the remains of Sion Phillips, a contemporary of Shakespeare.

When you start feeling you are doing him a favour, you will start expecting much from him and when the "much" isn't coming forth, you may get frustrated.