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I live in New Zealand My Grandfather's father was born in Kaleby and came to NZ I had very little info and this just adds a little more

Beautiful

Thanks for sharing! Lena

Joy at home!!!!😊

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|Great scenery Great walks Great people Great food Great coastline Great Fishing and Great for Great Britain🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Admiration of a Nations Prophet . ( People} The beauty not only of ones inheritance of the birth of a Nation, Many a finest man has walked the distance of his Brothers and Sisters of the Nation Now can Lay still in his slumber. Amen Wales we Love you

Where's the Welsh poppy? Grrrr

Love it! Wales sane not insane lmfao

Gorgeous part of the country

Well sort of

I have fished that area

River taff lmfao

Lovely to see the horse at the end of the clip, reminding me of a brief but memorable holiday in the hotel on the estuary

I love how they jump, twist, and launch themselves. They are among the cutest of all baby animals 🐐❤🐐

Goats are silly and i love them❤

Whenever I feel depressed, I watch a video of these baby goats, and before long, I'm laughing and loving their cute little antics.🥰

I luv that baby

Awwwwww

Beautiful!!!

Lovely video, Lena. I am a direct descendant of Robert fitz Martin!

I have many Swedish speaking ancestors from the Kokkola/Karleby area... Some of them moved to Lohtaja(Lochteå) in the 1700s whose descendants became Finnish speaking.

Did my teaching practice for french in Cardigan back in the spring of1987. I'd studied at SDUC, Lampeter in the 4 previous years, and then headed up to Aberystwyth for my PGCE. Really enjoyed all 5yrs of my years in Ceredigion, and my term in Cardigan was fantastic. Beautiful little town, and very nice people. And delighted to see my old 'practice' school appearing in this sequence, along with one of the weekend watering holes (Black Lion/ Llew Du💖) . Thanks for the post. Brought back a lot of great memories...

You are blessed & lucky to have this precious kitty. Whoever put him out, made a huge mistake.

thats the sweetest cat! such a cutie. his eyes are really beautiful. awesome that u rescued him. :) i love nino 💞

It's great and they will love it like they did the 🐐 goat one. He is a cute boy and now added to our class resuce book as well.

Thank you so much for this, the children will love it and it will go great on Monday with our cat mask making. 🐈

Thank you so much for the film, can't wait to share it with the children on Monday

Thank you so much for this great film, can wait to share with the children on Monday

Excellent production. Rita is a natural star but she needs to let Xico say something, maybe in the next chapter. Life in the Quinta is quite full of excitement.

Great photos. I live in Australia now but I was born in Cardigan in 1950 and lived there until my family moved to Cornwall in 1956. I've been back seven times since 2004; the last visit being in 2017. I can just remember going to the beaches at Gwbert, Patch, Mwnt and Poppit. Wales has got some terrific beaches that compare with anything that we've got except maybe the water's a bit warmer here. Thanks for sharing.

Enjoyable video! Just became aware of Gamlakarleby recently. My aunt was Finn, and I grew up in a USA town where everyone else was Finn (I'm Norse and Welsh). Tried speaking Finn to my aunt - and she replied in Swede. Her mother, Hildur Viola Sundquist, was a Swede/Finn from Gamlakarleby. Trying to find out something about Gamlakarleby and the family - for my cousins. Their grandmother was orphaned at a very young age - about 1900. She and her brothers were placed with relatives, who then decided they didn't want a 3 year old girl. Her brothers were named Andersson (father was Anders? - possibly Anders Gustav or Gustaf), and she had a different last name - that of other relatives who raised her. She was very good with languages (spoke Swede, Finn, German, Russian, and eventually English with no accent) and at some point was interrogated by the Russians (few spoke that language) as to who, in the town of Gamlakarleby, owned firearms. This bothered her for the rest of her life as she felt she'd betrayed her town. She went to university for one year in Helsingfors (Helsinki?), before immigration to the USA in 1917. Her brothers (Anderssons) were shot and killed by a Finnish policeman for smuggling tea from Russia. The policeman later committed suicide. Very intriguing to me, but I have little idea on how to further the story.

que super vídeo, pessoal e informativo, parabens Lena.

Muito bom momento partilhado e um pouco da história de como fazer o bacalhau. Dizem que os portugueses tem uma muitas formas de fazer o bacalhau, esta é uma delas. Excelente video, parabéns a Lena por mais um video de qualidade. Parabéns a todos os participantes nesta aula de culinária. <3

Um belíssima cozinheira um ótimo assistente e uma linda história que nos faz recordar a infância feliz.🥂parabéns

Really superb and so moving at the same time. Montanette

Beautiful images.

pode-se fazer uma visita à quinta?obrigado

Very interesting. We walked through St. Dogmaels on the Wales Coast Path in 2019. Loved the village and the cafe there.

We are 133👍

I'd like to visit Cardigan 🌞

What a racehorse.

the brown girl (Brezza do lusiadas) is trained beautifully by Isabella Longo and was born in my house by ch. INDYMISTRAL x ch. ARAMIS-LIFE

Gostaria de fazer parte de voluntarios por uma a duas semanas.Posso?