The colourful houses on the Welsh coast are down to fishermen. They used to paint their houses in prominent colours so they could point them out to their shipmates when they were coming back in to the bay to land their catch. Quite interesting really. I believe the traditional spreads across the British coast and that's why the majority of fishing towns/villages have colorful houses (hence a lot of Wales/UK seaside towns being referenced as balamory)
Thank you for sharing that, that’s really intriguing to find out! I’ll be sure to visit more seaside towns in future to check this pattern out for myself
@@AttractionswithAsh have a look at places like Tenby, Saundersfoot, New Quay ( West Wales not Cornwall)and Aberaeron. You will for sure see the pattern then.
@@AttractionswithAsh it was. just out the centre in a place called llanbadarn fawr. property was expensive. but fantastic place. keep up the good travels mate.
Ah: you missed the university about another 400 yards up that steep main road. Thought you could've made it to the funicular railway, just off the front from the Glendower: that's a great visit. And how can you go to Aberystwyth and not have an ice-cream cone?! Nice video though. I wanna go again having watched this! 🍦
Ahh i see, i’ll keep that in mind for next time! I think my brain just had a moment in that instance! I am starting to regret not staying overnight there in order to get more in, i’ll have to consider something in the near future
@@AttractionswithAsh ypur very welcome buddy, would love to go back aswell, We went to Borth and then to Aberystwyth went up on the furnicular rail way train there.
Nice trip well put together sir
Great video Ash!
Thank you very much!
Loved this video, Im going Uni this year and love seeing all the videos of the town ❤
Thank you so much, i’m glad i was able to bring it to you! Hope you enjoy uni!
Aberystwyth is beautiful, you'll not want to leave the town
@@Dashcamwales can’t wait !!
@@AttractionswithAsh thank you !
The colourful houses on the Welsh coast are down to fishermen. They used to paint their houses in prominent colours so they could point them out to their shipmates when they were coming back in to the bay to land their catch. Quite interesting really. I believe the traditional spreads across the British coast and that's why the majority of fishing towns/villages have colorful houses (hence a lot of Wales/UK seaside towns being referenced as balamory)
Thank you for sharing that, that’s really intriguing to find out! I’ll be sure to visit more seaside towns in future to check this pattern out for myself
@@AttractionswithAsh have a look at places like Tenby, Saundersfoot, New Quay ( West Wales not Cornwall)and Aberaeron. You will for sure see the pattern then.
nice video fella. i lived in aberystwyth for a year in 1999/2000. only ever been bac once since. really need to re-visit. great town :)
Thank you so much! I always try to showcase the best of the places I visit. Must’ve been great living there
@@AttractionswithAsh it was. just out the centre in a place called llanbadarn fawr. property was expensive. but fantastic place. keep up the good travels mate.
Good luck with the channel 👍
Thank you very much, i really appreciate it!
Ah: you missed the university about another 400 yards up that steep main road. Thought you could've made it to the funicular railway, just off the front from the Glendower: that's a great visit. And how can you go to Aberystwyth and not have an ice-cream cone?! Nice video though. I wanna go again having watched this! 🍦
Ahh i see, i’ll keep that in mind for next time! I think my brain just had a moment in that instance! I am starting to regret not staying overnight there in order to get more in, i’ll have to consider something in the near future
@@AttractionswithAsh Some nice food in the university too! 😋
ive just been to wales views are amazing great video buddy
It really is, i can’t wait to return! Thanks for watching!
@@AttractionswithAsh ypur very welcome buddy, would love to go back aswell, We went to Borth and then to Aberystwyth went up on the furnicular rail way train there.
I’m off to Aberystwyth today
Have a great time!
You've just popped up on my feed. Must be doing something right!
Haha thank you very much!
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