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Barbara and Ann Evans, both older than myself, were in a field called Cae
Welsh Folk-Lore a Collection of the Folk-Tales and Legends of North Wales Elias Owen
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Mar–end Oct, tent + two adults £12-£14, extra person £3.50 per night, under-5s free, electrical hook-up £3.75A Snowdonian seascape to take your breath away lies in wait at Cae Du.
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Whereas the traditional roots music present on Pistolera's first two albums was a connection to Ms. Velasquez's old life, new songs like "Nueva York," "Escucha," "Brooklyn Bridge" and "Todo Se Cae" are firmly rooted in the here and now.
City Stories in Her Sights Tad Hendrickson 2011
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Cae el gobierno por la crisis econômica: Bêlgica: el efecto Fortis.
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She was much involved in local charities, and I recall her working with the Cae Post recycling centre, and the Montgomeryshire Toy Library, whose caravan of books I sometimes used to tow around with my Landrover.
Anyone know much about Stephen Kearney? Glyn Davies 2008
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When Nick Bourne 'allocated' me the opportunity to ask a supplementary question at yesterday's First Minister's Questions, I decided to give Cae Post a plug.
Confused Re My Question Glyn Davies 2007
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Perhaps locals will tell you of the two tons of round stones discovered in Cae Cerrig — The Field of Stones.
Cadfan's fields of blood Bob Lock 2006
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Perhaps locals will tell you of the two tons of round stones discovered in Cae Cerrig — The Field of Stones.
Archive 2006-06-01 Bob Lock 2006
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“And what is the name of the place where we are now?” said I. “Cae Hir” (the long inclosure), said she.
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The attack followed an anti-Israeli march on Saturday in Cae
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