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In spite of this greyness, in the Cambria offices we are celebrating: Cambriapolitico (our political blog) is now ranked number 7 in Wales and in the top 40 for the whole of the UK

Top of the profession

Carl Ryan, Cambria’s official daredevil insane photographer, takes his photos chances 110ft up Wales’ largest yacht which is on a visit to Cardiff Bay.

Dramatic rescue of trapped cavers at Dan yr Ogof

Photo Credit Carl Ryan

Intrepid Cambria photographer Carl Ryan was with the rescue team

Two cavers cut off by flood water have made it to the surface after more than 30 hours underground.
They were trapped in the Dan-yr-Ogof caves in the Swansea Valley but were in a dry area and had access to food, drink and [...]

And then there’s ap Sion!

There are very few people in Wales who can be described as ‘arwr’.
There are those who don outlandish robes, performing meaningless rituals among circles of stone in the company of weak-minded, decrepit, fellow-travellers, those who award each other literary honours in a self-perpetuating circle of sycophants and back-scratchers, those who rant and rave against a [...]

Bogus National Newspaper of Wales

Sir,
The absence of any coverage ( except 1 photograph of the figure of St David with a strange caption in Wales on Sunday) by your newspaper of the massive and joyous National St David’s Day Parade last Saturday through the streets of Cardiff and ending up at the Senedd in the bay, must rate as [...]

Western Mail non-existent coverage of St.David’s day

Photo by Carl Ryan
Dear Editor (of the Western Mail)
Do you know that there was a major celebration of our Patron Saint in Wales on Saturday last. Perhaps you do not know that March 1st is our Patron Saint’s Day. Apart from most of the important people of Wales being there at the Senedd on Saturday [...]

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Exhibition at Aberglasney
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