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Anything good to do in s.wales on sunday?

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dean_ham
dean_ham Posts: 277 Forumite
Anything considered, just bored sitting in the house on the sunday with nuffin on telly and bored of the same old shops selling the same old rubbish....

List some things that could be done...

Thanks

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  • elona
    elona Posts: 11,806 Forumite
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    Cinema, golf, fishing,amatuer football or rugby.

    Join the territorials or bird watch (I mean the feathered kind)
    photography, nature watch or join a conservation club of some kind.

    Think about what interests you and get googling.

    At the risk of sounding really boring your local library will probably have a list of local clubs and organisations.
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  • jjs_mum
    jjs_mum Posts: 27 Forumite
    how about the museum? Or St Fagans or something? There's good info on visitwales.com
    Can't resist a bargain.........
  • Porker
    Porker Posts: 369 Forumite
    the technoparc thing at Cardiff bay is a pretty decent afternoon out - IMHO, 'Big Pit' always looks good, but I've never been. Gower? seeing horses charge about on the beaches is pretty cool...
    if it's more than 10 stone, and that hairy, it's probably not a dog...it may be a wookie.
  • MACacd
    MACacd Posts: 111 Forumite
    How about visiting some of the beautiful reservoirs of south Wales, the major reservoirs (The Lliw, Llyn Brianne, Llandegfedd and Llys y Fran)

    I know that the Lliw in Swansea has a very nice café with outstanding baguettes plus a great walk from the lower lliw to the main lliw reservoir some 5 km away. A great chance to do some bird watching if that is you thing area with my limited knowledge of birds I believe there are kites, kestrels and some kind of eagles but I have very little knowledge of birds.

    http://www.visitswanseabay.com/whattodo/walk_details.asp?ID=7

    Or how about the National Wetlands Centre Wales, in Llanelli. It can be pricey for a large family but the center arranges regular activities

    http://www.wwt.org.uk/visit/llanelli/

    another great site for info

    http://www.visitswanseabay.com
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