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In Wales there are hundreds of places to watch wonders under dark skies. There are millions of stars and a aurora borealis (Polarlicht).It is formed when the solar wind enters
the atmosphere.Solar wind is called electrically charged particles from the sun.There are a lot  of colours like red ,green ,blue etc.It is totally cool there  because you can imagine to be in space .You can also see the Milky Way.Mostly you can see everything at the coastline.

Mostly the sky is clear and in the evening it is so relaxing at the beach.Twinkling stars in the dark night sky over Wales Especially in the protected star parks, thousands of stars sparkle.Wales is world famous for its night sky, which is even darker and clearer than usual in the autumn and winter months.

From KB,SS,TD

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Decide what sight, activity, city, town etc. you want to work on.

Find information on the web. You can start with the webites below.

Write a short article about your sight, park etc. Use your own words! Give basic information / facts about your sight and try to convince the reader why they should visit the your sight and what they could do there!

Choose a nice picture.

Write you initials below your article, e.g. BP

When you have finished, read the other posts and rate them. If you like, you can write a (nice!) comment, too

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When did you saw pretty and wonderful green enviroment the last time? Did you ever saw such wonderful waterfalls like on the pictures?
Come and see our national park.

Our attractions in the national brecon beakon park are nearly immortal.
One of the most exciting adventures we have, are the underground adventures and rock climbing.
We have some activities for little kids too. Pony tracking, and watersports are one of the kids favourite.

We have a dinasour park, tree waterfalls and great hiking places! You can see and watch the great view of our hills.
Family tours are in too! Be happy with your friends and family and watch cute animals.

Come and be free.
Visit us and enjoy your stay!

Location: Libanus, Brecon LD3 8ER
24 hours open

(text writed by Regina and Sara)

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Rugby

Wales are the first Six Nations team to win the Grand Slam by winning more games away than at home. Traditionally, Wales play in scarlet shirts with white shorts and red socks.
The Wales national team is one of the most successful in the world.
Rugby union is the national sport of Wales. The first games were played around 1850. The most important competition is the professional Pro14.


Nickname(s): Dragons
Captain: Alun Wyn Jones
Arena/Stadium: Millennium Stadium
Trainer: Wayne Pivac (since 2019)
P.P/ F.S

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You must be 7 or older than 7 and at least 1,20 cm to try it.Its much fun for people until 18.You must also wear sneakers/trainers. You can book it from 20 euros.

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You can use these websites or choose your own:

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You can use these websites or choose your own:

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All:
https://www.visitwales.com/
https://www.visitbritain.com/gb/en/wales

Kids:
https://www.walesonline.co.uk/whats-on/family-kids-news/40-magical-things-every-kid-13647146 (You already know this website)

Cardiff:
https://www.visitcardiff.com/

Castle:
https://cadw.gov.wales/visit/places-to-visit/castles-wales
https://www.touropia.com/castles-in-wales/

26 Fun Facts:
https://www.greatbritishbucketlist.com/fun-facts-about-wales/

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Zipline Velocity - in an old slate mine:

ZipWorld Velocity 2 in Wales catapults you down over an old slate mine at over 100mph! It is the longest in Europe and the zip line fastest in the world! Here is what it's like to go down it, from the journey up to the top to the disembark at the end.
You can visit it in North Wales.

By Amadeus and Jascha

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It's a cool adventure😎! You Could Jump and run at a underground Cave. You feel like You could fly! If you love crazy activities,adventures and Nervenkitzel! Try this!    Itˋs like a very big trampolin.
One hour costs 25 euro. You Need to wear a helmet.You can do it in Snowdown( Wales ) in Zip World. Here is a picture:

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PEMBROKESHIRE - AT A GLANCE

In this county in south west Wales you’ll discover Britain’s magnificent coastal National Park.

Wooded estuaries give way to rugged cliffs, gorgeous golden beaches, natural rock formations and sea caves, making this one of the most rewarding areas of coastline to explore in Britain.

People love to visit for cosy country cottage breaks. They spend their days walking sandy stretches of coast or visiting beautiful islands such as Caldey Island.

You won’t want to miss Britain's smallest city, St Davids, with its charming boutiques and cafes.

The town of Haverfordwest is the region’s centre, and from here there are great bus links to places of interest.

From Cardiff you can get to Haverfordwest by train in 2 hours 40 minutes.

We want to visit this Park, because we like nature and the sea. So if you like the sea and nature too, you should visit Pembrokeshire National Park.

Great fun with visiting
Johanna and Luzie

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In the snowdonia nationalpark, you can see:
-be in the nature
-historical atractionen
-birdwatching
-stargazing
-and more

In Snowdonia you can see old castles, birds, the night sky and more.
Enjoy the nature by it´s best parts.

(j.l and e.k)

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Tenby is a city with a harbor and a great vacation city in southwest of Wales. It is known for its old 13th-century walls around the city and its sandy beaches.  Tenby lies on a piece of land. Its Museum and Art Gallery shows a  iron cannon from the 16th-century. A great place to visit is the ruin of Tenby Castle. Folly Farm Adventure Park and Zoo is also a fantasic trip for kids and even parents. Tenby is definitly a nice place to spend your vacation.

By MS & SB

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Welsh Raribit:
Welsh Raribit is the Most extravagant cheese of the world on toast. And completely without rabbit😉
When someone want to Cook it…here is the recipe: https://www.visitwales.com/de/freizeitaktivitaeten/essen-trinken/walisische-spezialitaeten/welsh-rarebit
Von L.P. und E.K.

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Shake the 🤬

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Devil's Bridge and the Hafod Estate is 12 miles from the seaside town the AberystwythDevil's Bridge is actually three bridges spectacularly stacked atop each other. The oldest (and the lowest) dates from the 11th century, and the newest was built in 1901. They span the Rheidol Gorge, where the River Mynach plunges 300 feet into the valley far below.It is a very beautiful waterfall.So many rocks with a lot of flowers and moose.A big rock columes the waterfall.

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Live Performances and Festivals - Culture in Wales
Nothing inspires us in Wales as much as a live performance. It is extremely important for us to come together and share the experience If you head to Cardiff Bay, you'll find two of the most impressive modern buildings in Wales side by side: the Senedd Building, where the National Assembly for Wales sits, and the Wales Millennium Centre, our national cultural centre. It vividly shows how much the performing arts are at the heart of public life in Wales.The exterior façade of the Wales Millennium Centre is wrapped in glittering copper and slate and decorated with verses in both Welsh and English. Blockbuster musicals and rousing dance spectacles make a stop in it, but there are also lectures at lunchtime in the foyer. It is also home to several artistic ensembles in dance, literature and music, such as the National Dance Company.Wales, Literature Wales and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales and the Welsh National Opera, which has been named by the New York Times as one of the best opera casts in Europe.Nothing gives you such a feeling of experiencing something special when you enter a hall like the high-vaulted Donald Gordon Theatre in the Wales Millennium Centre, or even Brangwyn Hall in Swansea, which captivates with its beautiful, flowery panels, which were once commissioned for the House of Lords of the British Parliament and then rejected as too colourful. But the art scene in Wales also includes performances in smaller venues with greater audience proximity.