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Originally Posted by mizpeh
The countryside reminds me of when I lived in England, between Oxford and Banbury. There were lots of hedgerows marking off the fields. The poor hedgehogs were the roadkill! Wales is really beautiful with rolling hills, very green and old castles and all.
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I'll bet! I wish I would have taken more pictures! There were so many old houses and country estates...but we almost always had somebody on our tail, and no place to pull over. Those roads give new meaning to the word narrow!
There are very few 'Motorways' here. It's what we would call a freeway here in the States. The majority of travel is done on very small single lane highways. And even those are scary! With all the hedges, you just never know when someone will pull out of their driveway. Even scarier are the regular roads. We travelled across several narrow bridges that could only accomodate one car at a time!
I learned that 'No Overtaking' means no passing.
And that 'Acute Bends' means sharp curves.