The A-Z of everything game

[magnuscanis]

Gower (I hope there is a town and not just a peninsula )

Well, there is a Gowerton (just about) on the peninsula, so I guess that's close enough.

To carry things forward, Wales isn't overendowed with places beginning with J but locally we tend to refer to Llandudno Junction simply as Junction, so I hope that will do.

- Magnus

[Tinyclanger]

can't think of one for "I"

but for "K".............Knighton

[Sassinak]

Llandrindod Wells

[Chickenlady]

machynlleth!

(sp??)

[Millymollymandy]

Newport (phew I managed to do one! )

[Millymollymandy]

Llandrindod Wells

How could you not have done Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch???!!!

[magnuscanis]

Llandrindod Wells

How could you not have done Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch???!!!

Well, if we were using the Welsh alphabet, neither of those would begin with 'L' since 'Ll is considered a separate letter in Welsh (as are 'ch', 'dd', 'ph', 'th', 'ng', 'ff' and possibly one or two others which have slipped my mind). It would have nicely avoided troublesome letters like 'J' and 'K' too (as well as 'X' which is bound to stump us when we get to it).

Still, to keep things simple we should probably stick with the English alphabet for this round. Which means we're on to 'O'.

Old Llandegfan

- Magnus

[Sassinak]

Prestatyn

[Annpan]

I am guessing that there is no Q

soooo....

Rhyll

[magnuscanis]

I am guessing that there is no Q

Queensferry is just inside the Welsh border, near Chester (which isn't).

- Magnus

[hamster]

Swansea.

[Millymollymandy]

Tenby

[cir3ngirl]

I give up on this one.

[Millymollymandy]

I think everyone has!

Usk

[madanna]

Hamlet called Varteg

Had to google for it tho lol