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I arrived at Corwen which is just ten miles from Llangollen and which stands beneath a vast range of rocks at the head of the valley up which I had been coming, and which is called Glyndyfrdwy, or the valley of the Dee water.
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Evelyn Talcadrini, from Puerto Madryn, Argentina, was on her way to Glyndyfrdwy, near Llangollen, to spend six months living with a local family to practise her Welsh.
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The valley of the Dee, of which the Llangollen district forms part, is called in the British tongue Glyndyfrdwy — that is, the valley of the Dwy or Dee.
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The beautiful valley of the Dee, or Dwy, of which the Llangollen district forms part, is called in the British tongue Glyndyfrdwy.
The World's Greatest Books — Volume 19 — Travel and Adventure Various 1909
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