The bikepackers map of mid-Wales.
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The bikepackers map of mid-Wales.
All those pesky Welsh place names lovingly translated by Sweary Dave and perfect for those riders who can't quite get their head round the Welsh language.
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Re: The bikepackers map of mid-Wales.
Brilliant. I never knew the Welsh language was so interesting. 
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Re: The bikepackers map of mid-Wales.
You missed off that little valley favoured by home movie fans Cwm Shot.
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Re: The bikepackers map of mid-Wales.
Nice one Dave. A public service there. I'm going to navigate exclusively with those maps at the Winter Event.
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Re: The bikepackers map of mid-Wales.
Minge Spring sounds interesting
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Re: The bikepackers map of mid-Wales.
That sounds exactly like the Welsh that I heard from the local lads when I worked at Trawsfynydd. Before that I hadn't realised that the Welsh language was 60% English swear words. They used them beautifully though, very poetic.
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