Tea? (Part 2)

[welsh dragon]

Oh yes please. I'd love one.

 

[welsh dragon]

I live in the foothills of the cambrian mountains. In fact if I walk 100 yards down the lane, I can see cadr idris in the distance. I live about 9 miles from macnynlleth just off the a470.

 

[somewhere in america]

Welcome back. We did a lot of work on the house this weekend, it's very satisfying isn't it?

Yes but it's hard to stay motivated. I've found making a list of what I want to accomplish for the day really helps.... if I think about how much more I have to do I get overwhelmed and don't want to do anything. Breaking it down into more viable chunks makes it feel easier and I get more done.

 

[TheDoctor]

I live in the foothills of the cambrian mountains. In fact if I walk 100 yards down the lane, I can see cadr idris in the distance. I live about 9 miles from macnynlleth just off the a470.

Oooh nice. I drove near there coming back from North Wales last summer - straight down the A470 and peeled off at Rhyader IIRC.

 

[welsh dragon]

@TheDoctor thats me. Very hilly. Very rural. Lots of sheep and hills.

 

[GM]

@welsh dragon .... That sounds idyllic.

 

[TheDoctor]

I have been hankering to do a Welsh top-to-bottom for some years.
Start at my Aunts place, and finish at my Dads. And drop in on @Plax as I pass Snowdonia.
Only problem is it'd be bound to rain. Well, that and I'd keel over on one of the climbs, of which there are loads...

 

[welsh dragon]

@thegreenman it is. My mother thought I was mad coming here because the welsh are very clicky she said. However they are some of the nicest people you could meet and are always willing to help if we need it.

 

[somewhere in america]

macnynlleth? There is something way wrong with that word.... oh wait too many consonants, too little vowels for my American brain!

 

[somewhere in america]

@TheDoctor thats me. Very hilly. Very rural. Lots of sheep and hills.

And Border Collies!!!!

 

[welsh dragon]

Pronounce is like mac unth leth

 

[welsh dragon]

I have been hankering to do a Welsh top-to-bottom for some years.
Start at my Aunts place, and finish at my Dads. And drop in on @Plax as I pass Snowdonia.
Only problem is it'd be bound to rain. Well, that and I'd keel over on one of the climbs, of which there are loads...

Absolutely. So hilly. Its hard to find a flat bit.

 

[somewhere in america]

Pronounce is like mac unth leth

Ummmm sure. It sounds like I'm trying to swallow my tongue or maybe choke on it.

 

[welsh dragon]

Yes. There are lots of collies. Thank you for your company tonight. I will definitively drop in again.

 

[TheDoctor]

Absolutely. So hilly. Its hard to find a flat bit.

I might just go round Anglesey repeatedly. That's not too madly hilly.