Wales: The Forgotten Country

My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

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Weathering- The United Kingdom's only coastal national park was forged by thousands of years of erosion. The forces that carved the Welsh coast are still actively altering it.

Needle in a Haystack- With miles upon miles of seemingly uninhibited land stretching in front of you, it's easy to feel as though your only companion is the ceaseless and powerful wind.

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Where the Flock Gather- A select portion of the Welsh population makes a living through the wool industry. The calm grazing of the sheep juxtaposes the harsh wind and thundering waves crashing against the cliffs.

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Wales: The Forgotten Country

My Scholarship entry - A 'place' I have visited

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