new bed and breakfast opens!!!!!

[eloise...@hotmail.com]

new b&b opens in the brecon beacons natinal parks! It has special
offers for this month, and free fishing available to residents.
www.pontaber.com

[Jane Sullivan]

In message
<7b84a7f3-951d-4cc9...@t54g2000hsg.googlegroups.com>,
eloise...@hotmail.com writes

>new b&b opens in the brecon beacons natinal parks! It has special
>offers for this month, and free fishing available to residents.
>www.pontaber.com

The one thing missing from your site is a map showing your location.
--
Jane Sullivan

[Esra Sdrawkcab]

Bah, another pub closed.

[Grooove]

eloise...@hotmail.com wrote in news:7b84a7f3-951d-4cc9-9970-
1084a5...@t54g2000hsg.googlegroups.com:

> new b&b opens in the brecon beacons natinal parks! It has special
> offers for this month, and free fishing available to residents.
> www.pontaber.com
>

Good luck to you. I ran a B&B in Brecon for a few years.
A lovely part of the world to live.

Got to be better than trying to survive in a country pub these days..

--
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
David ~ Lincoln UK
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

[Jane Sullivan]

In message <MPG.2338f08ce...@news.shared-secrets.com>, M² T..
<m...@nomail.afraid.org> writes
>Jane Sullivan wrote...

>Use Firefox and the Streetmap addon and you can find anywhere from the
>postcode.
>
Why should I have to? There are plenty of other sites that have location
maps, or have links to maps showing their location. Why doesn't this
one?
--
Jane Sullivan

[Blah]

Hmm, is this a can of an outsider putting together a couple of lurvely
sounding Welsh words ang and making a mockery?

Pont Aber to me is 'Bridge 'over the' river mouth' ...

1) River mouth indicates a river emerging into the sea - not here!
2) A bridge over a river mouth would need to be huge - think Severn
Bridge -- again not in the Beacons...
3)Oh and the river 'in the garden' is about 100 yards away across the
other side of the road, so so much for the bridge as well....

Regards
Blah
Awyr Castella
Na 'n Gyfryw Chyflea

[Blah]

M² T.. wrote:
> Blah wrote...

> That's Abergavenny in the shit
>
Thats ok, gavenny is Welsh for 'Whore'
So it translates as 'Mouth of the Whore'

[Percy Picacity]

Blah <bl...@hotmail.com> wrote in
news:6j9ek4F...@mid.individual.net:

> eloise...@hotmail.com wrote:
>> new b&b opens in the brecon beacons natinal parks! It has special
>> offers for this month, and free fishing available to residents.
>> www.pontaber.com
>
> Hmm, is this a can of an outsider putting together a couple of
> lurvely sounding Welsh words ang and making a mockery?
>
> Pont Aber to me is 'Bridge 'over the' river mouth' ...
>
> 1) River mouth indicates a river emerging into the sea - not here!

Equally commonly a confluence (Abernant seems to be quite a common
place name).

--
Percy Picacity

[Esra Sdrawkcab]

M² T.. wrote:
> Blah wrote...
>

> That's Abergavenny in the shit
>

I hope it's not until after next week: I'm drinking at ^w^w going to the
food festival.

[Jane Sullivan]

In message <6j9ek4F...@mid.individual.net>, Blah <bl...@hotmail.com>
writes

>eloise...@hotmail.com wrote:
>> new b&b opens in the brecon beacons natinal parks! It has special
>> offers for this month, and free fishing available to residents.
>> www.pontaber.com
>
>Hmm, is this a can of an outsider putting together a couple of lurvely
>sounding Welsh words ang and making a mockery?
>
>Pont Aber to me is 'Bridge 'over the' river mouth' ...
>
>1) River mouth indicates a river emerging into the sea - not here!

Aber also means confluence, i.e one river flowing into another, as in
Aberdare, where the Dare flows into the Cynon, and Abercynon, where the
Cynon flows into the Taff.

>2) A bridge over a river mouth would need to be huge - think Severn
>Bridge -- again not in the Beacons...
>3)Oh and the river 'in the garden' is about 100 yards away across the
>other side of the road, so so much for the bridge as well....
>
>Regards
>Blah
>Awyr Castella
>Na 'n Gyfryw Chyflea

--
Jane Sullivan

[Blah]

Jane Sullivan wrote:
> In message <6j9ek4F...@mid.individual.net>, Blah <bl...@hotmail.com>
> writes
>> eloise...@hotmail.com wrote:
>>> new b&b opens in the brecon beacons natinal parks! It has special
>>> offers for this month, and free fishing available to residents.
>>> www.pontaber.com
>>
>> Hmm, is this a can of an outsider putting together a couple of lurvely
>> sounding Welsh words ang and making a mockery?
>>
>> Pont Aber to me is 'Bridge 'over the' river mouth' ...
>>
>> 1) River mouth indicates a river emerging into the sea - not here!
>
> Aber also means confluence, i.e one river flowing into another, as in
> Aberdare, where the Dare flows into the Cynon, and Abercynon, where the
> Cynon flows into the Taff.

Ok, but not there - the one river is 100 yards away and doesn't have a
confluence or a bridge....

[davy12342]

Reading this thread the must be some very sad people around!
Best of luck to the Pontaber as a B&B

[Blah]

davy12342 wrote:
>
> Reading this thread the must be some very sad people around!
> Best of luck to the Pontaber as a B&B

Nah, just very bored.
This is the longest thread this group has seen since the //twat\\ wars
of 2002...

[Mr Nice]

M² T.. wrote:
> Blah wrote...
>

> Could ~\\twat//~ have been involved in last nights handbag war in
> Swansea?
>
> http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/wales/7632872.stm
>

Now theres a blast from the past

~\\twat//~

[Mr Nice]

M² T.. wrote:

>
>
> He could write acres on football and bollocks. Then he gets caught out
> arguing with himself!
>
>

My nan used to do that, and she smelt of piss, just like him, the
arguing bit not the football bit.