FabSwingers.com forum: What's the valleys ?

By *ewYoungFun321 OP Couple
23 weeks ago

South Wales

Let's settle this then, what do we class as the valleys ? Interested to the replies on this one.

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By *asual_lad11Man
23 weeks ago

newport

Anything north of the m4 for South wales

valleys. Gwent valleys I’m not so sure.

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By *igNick1381Man
23 weeks ago

BRIDGEND

Any valley commandos here who'd like to weigh in

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By *issing DoryCouple
23 weeks ago

42 Wallaby Way

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By *issing DoryCouple
23 weeks ago

42 Wallaby Way

Pontypridd, Rhondda, Cynon, Merthyr Tydfil and maybe Caerphilly areas. Everyone is going to have a different opinion

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By *reamcaramelWoman
23 weeks ago

wonderland

The Valleys to an English lass is Ponty up to the bottom of the Rhigos.

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By *at22018Man
23 weeks ago

rhymney

rhymney valley

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By *he Flat CapsCouple
23 weeks ago

Pontypool

Look at a road map, follow the Heads of the Valleys road (the A465), once you get past Abergavenny, heading west, you can see all the valleys.

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By *ighugs69Man
23 weeks ago

Port Talbot

The head of the valleys road just about sums it up.

You also have the Swansea, Neath & Afan but many don't class them as part of the main Valleys.

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By *ilffadMan
23 weeks ago

swansea

This, plus Swansea, Aman, Gwendraeth, across the span of South Wales

"Look at a road map, follow the Heads of the Valleys road (the A465), once you get past Abergavenny, heading west, you can see all the valleys. "

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By *ost SockMan
23 weeks ago

West Wales and Cardiff

To the London/national media it’s anyone from anywhere in Wales.

When I was at uni in the north, a couple of lecturers described me as the “the boy from the valleys”. I’m from effing Fishguard!

Catherine Zeta-Jones is the “girl from the valleys” often etc.

It’s no big deal, but it does kind of underplay the variety of communities in Wales.

The Valleys is any old industrial valley in South Wales to me.

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By *ost SockMan
23 weeks ago

West Wales and Cardiff

"This, plus Swansea, Aman, Gwendraeth, across the span of South Wales

Look at a road map, follow the Heads of the Valleys road (the A465), once you get past Abergavenny, heading west, you can see all the valleys. "

I agree that the HoV road is a good indicator.

I would not include the Swansea Valley, Gwendraeth and Amman Valleys, which is weird in a way. They feel a little too far west, but are undoubtedly industrial and part of the same history.

Maybe that’s because of the importance of the Welsh language in those areas. Mmm - food for thought.

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By *adyinred696969Couple
23 weeks ago

Brecon

There was a question on some quiz show which reckoned that there were 26 valleys coming under the banner of "The Valleys", not sure how accurate that us.

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By *ack and jill 76Couple
23 weeks ago

Neath

To ne valley is swansea valley so pontardawe up

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By *ayronfeetMan
23 weeks ago

Cardiff

Every where except cardiff 😂

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By (user no longer on site)
23 weeks ago

"Anything north of the m4 for South wales

valleys. Gwent valleys I’m not so sure. "

So by that definition Lisvane is the valleys? ?!?!?

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By *agertha73Couple
23 weeks ago

Cardiff

North of the M4! Which includes half of Newport!

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By (user no longer on site)
23 weeks ago

If you look at the map I think there’s 3 main ones

Ebbw

Rhonda

Swansea

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By *rs Twisted1Woman
23 weeks ago

neath

I'm from Aberdare and we class that as the valleys

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By *ost SockMan
23 weeks ago

West Wales and Cardiff

"If you look at the map I think there’s 3 main ones

Ebbw

Rhonda

Swansea "

Nah, there’s quite a few more - Cynon, Garw, Rhymney etc etc

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By (user no longer on site)
23 weeks ago

Really depends if you're talking about "The Valleys" in general, or the South Wales Valleys...

East to West it's the Llwyd Valley (Blaenavon) to the Llynfi Valley (Maesteg). Of course if you count Port Talbot, Neath and Swansea as South Wales (rather than West), you could go as far west as the Gwendraeth Valley.

Starts at the HoV road and where it ends is open to interpretation. If you look one way and see a mountain, look the other way and see a mountain, you're stuck in the middle at the bottom - you're probably in a valley!

To say it's everywhere north of the M4 is a sweeping statement and the guy who said Lisvane is north of the M4, you may want to check your sat nav!

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By *illy1986Man
21 weeks ago

Ystalyfera

Bollocks

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By *ynonvalleyboyMan
21 weeks ago

merthyr

In a palm profile place the wrist at any provincial town, newport, risca, caerphilly , pontypridd, llantrisant, bridgend, swansea, neath the fingers point in all directions.

The cynon valley had multiple side valleys going off

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By *entleman80Man
21 weeks ago

Aberdare

Anything north of the m4 corridor up to end of Brecon

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By *Silver-Man
21 weeks ago

Mold

Anywhere in Wales that has valleys

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By *ost SockMan
21 weeks ago

West Wales and Cardiff

"Anywhere in Wales that has valleys"

Nah!

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By *ORDERMANMan
21 weeks ago

wrexham

"Every where except cardiff 😂"

Many from keyardiff (our capital) don't know what's outside the city boundaries..

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By (user no longer on site)
20 weeks ago

There is more than one,but the one known everywhere is the Rhondda valley, starting at Porth(gate)

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By *riendly BiMan
20 weeks ago

Amman, Llynfi, Rhondda, Garw, Ebbw, Afan, Cynon, Llwyd just to name a few

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