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2013/04/20 20:58:23
Subject: My wife's blog
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If you've never been to pembrokeshire in Wales you really should, it's stunning, so much so my lovely wife has put together a blog promoting it
http://happyinpembrokeshire.com
Why not check it out ;P
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2013/04/21 07:12:46
Subject: My wife's blog
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Fixture of Dakka
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Pretty area. Your wife took some very nice photos.
How do the Welsh pronounce 'W'? It seems to show up in a lot of Welsh words.
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The secret to painting a really big army is to keep at it. You can't reach your destination if you never take any steps.
I build IG...lots and lots of IG. |
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2013/04/21 07:26:25
Subject: My wife's blog
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Esteemed Veteran Space Marine
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Some lovely pictures there - your wife has quite the eye!
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2013/04/21 08:36:07
Subject: My wife's blog
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Regular Dakkanaut
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 JB wrote:Pretty area. Your wife took some very nice photos.
How do the Welsh pronounce 'W'? It seems to show up in a lot of Welsh words.
It's almost like a 'oo' sound. For instance the welsh word 'wraig' which means wife is said oo-rye-g
 Thanks for checking the blog out! Automatically Appended Next Post: You've made her day with that comment 
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2013/04/21 15:13:12
Subject: My wife's blog
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Wolf Guard Bodyguard in Terminator Armor
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The area does have a couple of nice places actually.
Sadly, the town itself is a bit grey and depressing, I thought.
Been a while since I was there, though.
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2013/04/21 15:40:06
Subject: My wife's blog
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Joined the Military for Authentic Experience
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Pembrokeshire is the area of Wales I know best, it is lovely. Some of the nicest scenery in the UK if you like rugged coastlines.
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2013/04/22 08:23:59
Subject: Re:My wife's blog
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Regular Dakkanaut
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I know what you mean if you're talking about Pembroke Dock - that's pretty depressing, but Pembroke, Narbeth, Haverfordwest, and so on - all lovely looking towns!
Also, it's got some stunning locations for setting your imagination off when it comes to like the fantasy side of things. I don't larp, but people do around here because it's perfect for it. Also there are loads of castles that are still intact, and I know people who table up in side them and play by candle light
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2013/04/25 22:29:25
Subject: My wife's blog
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Oberleutnant
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Very nice.
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2013/04/26 06:02:10
Subject: My wife's blog
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Wolf Guard Bodyguard in Terminator Armor
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Yeah, Pembroke Dock it was, near the big refinery. Depressing place.
Still had a good time there, though. Colleagues were nice, and so was the countryside. I remember this Welsh lass I hooked with while there who was just as lovely. Ah, memories.
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2013/04/26 22:09:55
Subject: Re:My wife's blog
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Regular Dakkanaut
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Sweet
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2013/04/29 16:41:59
Subject: My wife's blog
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Lurking Gaunt
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Oh my god, I love Pembrokshire, the country side is amazing especially for cycling.
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