Traws Eryri is a 225km off road cycling route from Machynlleth on the edge of Southern Eryri to Conwy on the North Wales coast.You'll ride past the highest mountain ranges in Eryri, traverse deep sided valleys and ride through forests with single track trails fit for a king. You will ride along ancient roads that pass by deserted slate mines and quarries steeped in industrial history.It's an amazing journey through Wales that is as wild and rugged as the high peaks you will pass under... Video c

2.1K views · 22 reactions | In the 15th and 16th Century, the Mediterranean was the commercial centre of the world, where the rising Ottoman Empire clashed with the fractious alliance of the Holy League. Watch: 'Battle for the Mediterranean: Empire Builder'  https://historyhit1.vhx.tv/videos/ottomans-vs-christians-battle-for-the-mediterranean-empire-builder-part-1 | History Hit | Facebook

47K views · 580 reactions | Machynlleth back in 1981 李 The answer to Wynne's 'Where in Wales' this week was Machynlleth. Here's what the town looked like in the early 80s... BBC Archive #Machynlleth #Powys #1980s | BBC Radio Wales | Facebook

Machynlleth 1939 Evacuee children from Liverpool disembark from a train and enter a new world – Machynlleth. Labelled and struggling with gas masks they are greeted by nurses, policemen and townsfolk who will provide them with temporary homes. Local men prepare to leave the town by joining a Territorial Army unit at a pre-war recruiting rally held at the town hall. As the military volunteers get their first taste of standing at attention, a dog wanders freely amongst them. The “Men of Wales” joi

Craig Bellamy visits Machynlleth

22K views · 515 reactions | Playing to the birds and the Welsh hills. ☀️gbwls  This is a Welsh song 'Daffyd y Garreg Wen' arranged by Stephen Goss, played by The Welsh-Argentine Guitar Duo (WAG) at the MOMA Machynlleth Festival. Find out more about the festival, in this beautiful part of the world at moma.machynlleth.org.uk | Classic FM | Facebook

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192K views · 127 reactions | #Benediction tells the story of London Society during WWI through the eyes of gay poet Siegfried Sassoon. From world-class auteur Terence Davies - writer and director of the Emily Dickinson biopic, A Quiet Passion. See it in theaters June 3. | Roadside Attractions | Facebook