Get pushed challenge set by Cottia @cottiac: I'd like one shot that sums up Wales - imaging you were working for the tourist information board or some travel agency/holiday company. Depicts the essence of Wales - and please no wet rainy crags!
We live in the old rural Eifionydd, with a couple of towns and several villages scattered in the wonderful landscape of sea and mountains. Welsh is the main language and people are proud of their culture here.
First image is of the Moelwyns, second image is Porthmadog habour and third image is part of a poem that hung in the Tourist Information.
@cottiac thanks Cottia! I had wanted the language to stand out, like it's there in all the little villages, hamlets in the valleys, hills, towns by the sea. But I see what you mean, in the context of a Tourist Information image.
@blueberry1222 'w' is a vowel. oo is as close you get to it in English. And, by the way, an English word containing oo, such as smooth, is likely to be very old ... pre-dating English, possibly Brythonic, of which Welsh is a descendent. If you are interested you can learn more here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brittonic_languages
Btw I was in Wales for 5 days and I liked looking at all the signs all in Welsh which I do not understand a bit. In my country, notwithstanding that it is very small, we have our own language, Maltese, but the large influx of foreigners working here nowadays, the language isn't being given as much importance.
I like your promotional material... I'd want to visit a place like that for sure!
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Never.
No, really, in 52 years I have never, ever, ever seen rain ;-)