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Dean_H

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5th Nov 04 at 15:31

one of the boys in work said theres another website like faceparty, summing like view-pic.co.uk or sumin?

Anyone know what its called cause i fancie a perv

CraigyG

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5th Nov 04 at 15:32

face-pic i think ...

3CorsaMeal

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5th Nov 04 at 15:32

is ur location a made-up word?

Dean_H

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5th Nov 04 at 15:33

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
is ur location a made-up word?

no.

so your saying you have never heard of a place in wales called Rhondda.?

Dean_H

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5th Nov 04 at 15:33

quote:
Originally posted by Craig-CorsaGSI
face-pic i think ...

yea cheers www.face-pic.com

3CorsaMeal

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5th Nov 04 at 15:35

quote:
Originally posted by Welsh_SXi

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
is ur location a made-up word?

no.

so your saying you have never heard of a place in wales called Rhondda.?

nope

Robbo

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5th Nov 04 at 15:39

Rhondda Valley aye

Ally

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5th Nov 04 at 15:40

Cwmbran baby

Nismo

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5th Nov 04 at 15:41

sheep shagers

Ally

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5th Nov 04 at 15:42

Farmer

Dean_H

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5th Nov 04 at 15:45

quote:
Originally posted by Robbo
Rhondda Valley aye

Yey!

quote:
Originally posted by Ally
Cwmbran baby

Cwmbran....

Ally

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5th Nov 04 at 15:46

Ally

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5th Nov 04 at 15:46

Well i actually live in Malpas

3CorsaMeal

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5th Nov 04 at 15:47

quote:
Originally posted by Ally
Well i actually live in Malpas

the furniture shop

Ally

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5th Nov 04 at 15:55

No Malpas the town

Dean_H

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5th Nov 04 at 15:59

And just for 3CM... lol

Everything within a few miles, beaches

coal which built the Rhondda Valley

There were no roads here until 1850, then in the space of a few years the Rhondda became one of the largest and best known coal mining areas in Britain.
Now the coal mines have gone and the Rhondda is a cleaner place, but the great Welsh musical tradition remains - the brass bands and the choirs, like the Treorchy Male Voice Choir

One of many sheep looking down at rhondda lol

The Rhondda valleys - the Rhondda Fach (little) and Rhondda Fawr (big) - were synonymous with coalmining in the boom years of the 19th century. These narrow, steep-sided valleys were known far and wide as the source of the 'black damond'. Tightly packed terraced communities, such as Treorchy and Treherbert, grew up alongside scores of mines in the confined valley floor - the only place where it was feasible to build. How times have changed. The last pit in the Rhondda closed at the end of 1990. Massive land reclamation schemes have wiped away the debris of decades of intensive coalmining. The hillsides have been planted with conifer forests. The mountaintops, untouched by industry, remain wild, unspoilt places.