Talacharn (Laugharne) - YN GYMRAEG - edition - Wales.
N 51° 46.207 W 004° 27.739
30U E 399100 N 5736482
Think Laugharne, Think Beach with stunning views, Think Dylan Thomas, Think old Town Hall, Think magnificent Medieval Castle. Talacharn (Laugharne) features on the Yn Gymraeg edition Welsh Language Monopoly Board.
Waymark Code: WMFBFB
Location: South Wales, United Kingdom
Date Posted: 09/24/2012
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Wales is bustling with attractions like the National Heritage Parks and over 100 Castles. Now you can tour this amazing Country and all its famous locations with the new YN GYMMRAEG edition Monopoly. From the much-loved to the Wales Millennium Centre, it's all up for grabs as you race around the board building a property empire to beat your opponents!
"A Welsh-language version of the popular family game, based on the towns and cities of Wales. Players of all ages can win or lose a fortune as they travel the length and breadth of Wales. The rules of the game are in both Welsh and English.
Fersiwn uniaith Gymraeg o'r gêm deuluol boblogaidd, wedi'i seilio ar rai o brif drefi a dinasoedd Cymru. Bydd cyfle i blant a phobl o bob oed ennill neu golli eu ffortiwn wrth deithio Cymru gyfan, o Fôn i Fynwy. Mae rheolau'r gêm yn ddwyieithog". (
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"Laugharne is perhaps best known for its associations with Dylan Thomas, but for the past 20 years, the picturesque castle, sited on the Taf estuary, has been the subject of painstaking archaeological investigation and gradual restoration. There was probably a Norman castle here by the early 12th century, though the upstanding remains can be traced back no further than the work of the de Brian family in the late 13th century. From the de Brians and their descendants, in 1488 the lordship and castle passed to the earls of Northumberland. In 1584, Elizabeth I granted Laugharne to Sir John Parrott, said to have been the illegitimate son of Henry VIII".
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