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Eryri
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Cwch Pennant
05:07
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Y Coed
06:48
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Traws Cambria
04:46
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Make us a Theme Park
06:25
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Llesmair
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Nyth Gwag
03:48
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Cyn y Glaw
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Capel Celyn
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Annwn
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Hiraeth
04:20
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Pete Jones Wales, UK
Human being, State-Educated Welsh Speaker, European.
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