NEWS: Student from Welsh Patagonian family graduates at UWTSD Soledad Valeria Davies has graduated with a Master’s degree in Cultural Astronomy and Astrology at the University of Wales Trinity Saint David’s Lampeter campus. Soledad is the 5th generation of a Welsh family who emigrated from Rhymney to live in Patagonia in Argentina during the Nineteenth Century. The region is famed for the Welsh families who migrated there at the time to establish a Welsh settlement, Y Wladfa. Soledad’s family ha

Time for Tea - in Argentina! We visited the Patagonian town of Gaiman in the Lower Valley of the Chubut River where the culture of Wales was preserved from a group of settlers and their descendants until today. With several colorfully dressed teapots, we spent a lovely afternoon at the “Ty Gwyn” tea house enjoying delicious traditional Welsh cakes and Torta Negra, a local twist on traditional Welsh fruit cake. Located just 40 min by car from Puerto Madryn, a day trip to Gaiman is an interesting

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"Part of my heart is always in Wales, even when I'm back in the United States" 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🤝🇺🇸 Megan Williams from New York State is being honoured at the Eisteddfod for promoting Welsh culture and the Welsh language in North America. She chats to Dot Davies about being inducted into the Gorsedd 👇 | BBC Radio Wales

8K views · 14 reactions | "They found it strange that I wanted to run, they found it strange that I ate healthy." Starting university can be daunting, and many freshers experience feelings of loneliness. This #NationalFitnessDay we spoke to Welsh Heptathlete Lauryn Davey about her experience at university and how her love for fitness benefitted her. #FreshersWeek | Sporting Wellness | #EveryMindMatters | Department for Culture, Media and Sport | Facebook

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