Wales.
What a funny place. Virtually all the signs were bi-lingual. Which was odd, especially in Pembrokeshire, often called the Little England Beyond Wales as so many English were settled there by the Normans.
I wonder how many speak that backwards language, Welsh, that is all that remains of the
language spoken by the backward tribes of Britain that could not assimilate with the
Romans/Angles/Saxons that made England ?
What a funny place. Virtually all the signs were bi-lingual. Which was odd, especially in Pembrokeshire, often called the Little England Beyond Wales as so many English were settled there by the Normans.
I wonder how many speak that backwards language, Welsh, that is all that remains of the
language spoken by the backward tribes of Britain that could not assimilate with the
Romans/Angles/Saxons that made England ?
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