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	A Rutabaga Visits Wales - Authors' photographic travelogue, with an emphasis on 14th century Welsh castles and waterfalls.
	Geraint and Rhys James - The Rugby Sons. Geraint and Rhys' newsletter and the host of rugby stars they met on their RWC99 travels.
	Doodle Cymru - Home page of Stephen Craig Grant-Davies, with information about his favourite link, poems, resume and some of his photo collection.
	Gareth Rennie - Personal home page of a chartered town planner and member of the royal town planning institute, at the University of Wales, Bangor.
	Wales, Home of the Red Dragon. - Photographs of castles and other historical locations, plus various rural and coastal landscapes.
	Martin Lewis - Centred around a Welsh Ham Radio operator, operating from oil rigs around the world.
	ScubaMom's Motor Trips Through Wales - Photographic travelogue of driving trips through Wales, including information about accommodations, motorways, routes and restaurants.
	Harry The Trout - Humourous family home pages.
	Andrew Woodvine - My personal homepage including contact details, photos, my auctions and useful links.
	Incontact - Site for former students at WHS sixth form from 1997 to 2000. Contains meet up information, discussion and mailing list.
	Elwyn Jones - Information and views about Welsh history, language, legends, and landmarks.
	Dafydd's Homepage - PhD in Software Engineering. Personal and professional pages, including CV and pages about Java, Linux and Welsh audio clips.
	Martyn Williams - Welshman currently living in Portugal. Personal and family history, with holiday and other photos.
	Matt Brockway - This site covers science communication, space and astronomy, science fiction, and include his CV and dissertation.
	Viv Griffiths - Poetry and prose of a published Welsh writer - poems, a SF short story, chapter of a nautical novel, radio play in verse. Includes a photograph and biography.
	Rhodri - Personal homepage with a brief summary of the area the author lives in, between the Rhondda and Cynon valleys.
	Phil Coldicott - Details interests, including piercing, tattoo's, cars, bikes and animals.
	Flapjacktastic - A Christian site including stuff about faith, and hobbies.
	Dave Page - Weblog, photos and articles along with other content designed to amuse. Perhaps of particular interest to kayakers and canoeists
	Mike Griffin - Links to favorite sites.
	Nat Morris - Freelance software developer based in Haverfordwest.
	Jockscars - Details and gallery mod cars.
	Roger Hunter - Information about amateur radio and restoring and operating ex WWII equipment. Contact details.
	Trappe, Rory - Shows a few images taken in and around Blaenau Ffestiniog.
	Drunken Cardiff Loons - Includes photographs of drunken people from various nights out.
	Memories of Pembrokeshire - Personal memories of sandy beaches labyrinthine castles and cool, dim country churches.
	Penparc Diaries - A through the year diary of a garden with a image gallery.
	Alexej Behnisch - PhD candidate in the Department of International Politics at the University of Wales, Aberystwyth (with pictures of Aberystwyth)
	Waggy Tales - Offer fantasy and fiction stories with audio ebooks to download free. Contact details.
	Jason's Family History - Features photograph's of headstones that belong to Davis' from south eastern Wales. Contact details.
	Demm42's - Personal and family details.
	Jamie and Jenny's - Offers details about travels in Asia. Features a family history and contact list for the Gwynn family name.
	Jonathan White - Details and photographs of himself and friends.
	Russell Howe - Contains links, downloads, cool stuff and tribute page.
	Cymru Rouge - Quasi-political quasi-humourous web community, loosely geared towards Welsh independence.

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