| When you go to Wales you certainly want to see | | | | popular tourist attraction. It's been supported by |
| everything that it has to offer, and some of the | | | | the Jesuits and was mentioned by name in Sir |
| greatest things you can see there are the natural | | | | Gawain and the Green Knight – a famous |
| wonders that are available. One must-see while | | | | medieval poem. |
| you're there is the tallest waterfall in Wales, Pistyll | | | | The highest mountain in Wales is called Snowdon, |
| Rhaeadr. It's twelve miles west of Oswestry and | | | | and it's something else that you should take the |
| just a few miles from Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant in | | | | time to see on your travels. It's in the Snowdonia |
| Powys. There's plenty of parking for your car and | | | | National Park and has one of the wettest climates |
| you can explore the waterfall, eat at the cafe | | | | in all of Britain, averaging around one-hundred and |
| there, and even stay at the bed and breakfast | | | | eighty inches of rain every year. Due to climate |
| near the foot of the waterfall. It's a site of | | | | change the amount of snow on the mountain |
| scientific interest and one of the Seven Wonders | | | | every winter has been decreasing, but it's still a |
| of Wales, falling 240 feet in three stages. | | | | very beautiful sight to see. The first climb up the |
| If waterfalls aren't really what you're looking for, | | | | mountain that was recorded was in 1639, and |
| or if you've seen it and would like to see more, | | | | since then many people have climbed it, including |
| there's also St. Winefride's Well, which is a holy | | | | some who used it as a training ground for Mt. |
| well in Flintshire in North Wales. It's a pilgrimage | | | | Everest. British rock climbers love it, but even if |
| site, and the oldest one that's still in operation in | | | | you don't plan to ascend it you can still gaze upon |
| Great Britain today, beginning as a pilgrimage site | | | | it and appreciate its natural beauty, which is what |
| in the seventh century. Some of the holy relics | | | | many travellers choose to do when they see its |
| were destroyed but the well remains, and it's a | | | | 1,085 metre elevation. |
