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50shadesofgreen
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7 years ago

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I was further mystified by the mention of a drink in a pub in Llanberis. I've not stayed there for years, since we spent one miserable night there with every bar firmly closed. Has the night life improved there recently?

sinker
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7 years ago

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"50shadesofgreen" wrote:

Has the night life improved there recently?

"Prince of Wales" across from Pete's Eats? YAAAAYYY! :thumbsup:

Yma O Hyd....

TwllMawr
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7 years ago

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"sinker" wrote:

"Prince of Wales" across from Pete's Eats? YAAAAYYY! :thumbsup:

:o:o;(;(:surrender:

sinker
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#44

"TwllMawr" wrote:

"sinker" wrote:

"Prince of Wales" across from Pete's Eats? YAAAAYYY! :thumbsup:

:o:o;(;(:surrender:

Finest pub in North Wales that 😉 :oops:

Yma O Hyd....

JMB
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7 years ago

#45

When I saw the title I thought for a moment someone was doing something like this but might need a bit of digging first.

Quote:

Here’s What It Looks Like to Run a 5K 650 Feet Below the Earth’s Surface
This Kansas race sends runners through the tunnels of an active salt mine.

https://www.runnersworld.com/bucket-list-races/strataca-mine-run-5k-video

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Blober
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7 years ago

#46

Prince of Wales, I've heard some things about that place :lol::o

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