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Ramsey Island Sea Kayak Circumnavigation

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Dangerously Flooded River | Water & People

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Sea Kayaking, Ramsey Island - Find your Epic TV Advert 2016: Visit Wales

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Find your Epic TV Advert 2016 : Visit Wales

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Caerphilly: http://www.exploring-castles.com/uk/wales/caerphilly_castle/
EPIC: http://www.visitwales.com/latest-news/2016/july/5-epic-things

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Cardiff: http://www.visitwales.com/explore/south-wales/cardiff
Tenby:http://www.visittenby.co.uk

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Snowdon: http://www.infoplease.com/encyclopedia/world/snowdon.html
Ramsey Island: http://www.ramseyisland.co.uk/the-islands/ramsey-island/

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Wales (Cymru): https://translate.google.com/#auto/cy/Wales
Capital: https://www.britannica.com/place/Wales
Flag: http://www.visitwales.com/explore/traditions-history/national-symbols
Population: http://www.wales.com/about-wales/facts-about-wales
Government: https://www.britannica.com/place/Wales/Government-and-society#toc226293
Religion: https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/geos/uk.html
Language: http://www.wales.com/about-wales/language
Climate: https://www.britannica.com/place/Wales
"The Flying Machine": http://www.thefactsite.com/2016/04/wales-facts.html
Castles: http://www.thefactsite.com/2016/04/wales-facts.html
Equals Sign: http://www.afactaday.co.uk/2006/01/interesting-fact-201-equals-sign.html
Sheep: http://www.1stcontact.com/blog/featured-news/20-interesting-facts-wales

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Wales has more castles per square mile than any country in Europe.

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The population of sheep in the nation of Wales is four times larger than the population of humans.

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The equals sign (=) was invented by a 16th century Welshman named Robert Recorde from Tenby. Before 1557, they had to use the phrase "is equal to" in all of their mathematical equations.

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There once were over 600 castles in Wales, but Caerphilly Castle is said to have been the mightiest one in both Wales, and even Western Europe. The castle is just north of Cardiff in the town of Caerphilly. It was built between 1268 and 1271 by a redhead who went by the name of "Red" Gilbert de Clare. During this time, England controlled Wales. The King of England put the de Clare's, an English family, in control of much of southern Wales as lords over the land and people. In 1263, the father of the family passed away and "Red" Gilbert took control of his family's land. The Welsh Prince was leading a revolt to take back the Welsh people and land. "Red" saw the oncoming group, but the King would do nothing. To protect himself and halt the advance, "Red" built the giant fortress between two lakes.

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In Wales, the year 2016 was named to be the "Year of Adventure." To support this campaign, Wales installed a pop-up sculpture of the word "EPIC" in some of the most amazing spots in Wales. "EPIC" was chosen because it is a word that is used in multiple cultures. It describes great views, experiences, or achievements. "Epic" was also used in the Welsh language in both historic and heroic manners. The sign traveled across the country to promote being adventurous and doing something different. The mirror of the letters is to reflect the beauty of the environment that surrounds the word. As for 2017, Wales is promoting the epic past, present, and future of its country.

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Tenby is a harbor city on the coast of West Wales. It has been a commercial spot for fishing and is an ancient city surrounded by a medieval stone wall. Many of the beaches of Tenby are often voted the best beaches in the world due to the cleanliness and high water quality. The beaches in Tenby are great for water sports. The city itself has a lot of cultural history as well. I chose to visit Tenby because of its rich history and unique beaches.

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Cardiff is the capital city of Wales. It is a very historical city, being home to castles such as the Cardiff Castle However, it has become a modern entertainment- filled area. Cardiff is on the Cardiff Bay and it has a developed waterfront location with dining and shopping. City Centre is another commercial area. I chose to visit Cardiff because it is the historic capital. It is also a lively cultural hub for the nation of Wales.

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Ramsey Island is a large island a few miles off the coast of St. David's peninsula. The island is about 640 acres. This large mass serves as a bird reserve. It is a breeding area for many endangered species. There are also many diverse animals around the island in the bay. I would like to be able to take one of the boat expeditions around the island to see all of the wildlife around it.

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In Gwynedd, Wales there is a mountain known as Snowdon. One of its five peaks is Yr Wyddfa. This peak is 3,560 feet above the sea. This height makes it the highest peak in both Wales and England. I would like to see Snowdon to get a perspective of how big it truly is. I think climbing Yr Wyddfa would be both a great experience and adventure.

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The Welsh inventor, Bill Frost, apparently flew eight years before the Wright brothers in Saundersfoot in 1895. He and his "Flying Machine" later crashed into a tree.

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The Welsh flag containing red, white, and green was officially recognized and adopted in 1959. The honest reason for the red dragon is unknown. Wales is the land of the mythical King Arthur and the dragon allegedly comes from a vision that the wizard Meriln had of a red dragon defeating a white dragon. This possibly refers to the natives defeating invaders. The green stripe with the white was later added by the ruling Tudor family.

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Fairly temperate. Often overcast resulting in rainfall averaging 55 inches a year. The amount of snowfall varies on location.

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Most people can speak English, but about half a million people can speak Welsh (19% of population).

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1. Christianity (59.5%)
2. None (25.7%)
3. Other (9.2%)
4. Islam (4.4%)
5.Hinduism (1.3%)
Wales has become an increasingly secular nation over the past few years

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Government:       Constitutional Monarchy 

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Government:       Constitutional Monarchy 

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As Wales is a unit of the United Kingdom, they follow the government of England. Though they do have their own National Assembly, all of the foreign affairs and many domestic issues are decided upon in London by the British House of Commons.