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[edit] Tremadoc
Hi all - I've just added a small bit to mention that the village is sometimes known as "Tremadoc". I've only been to northern Wales once, and I'm only basing what I wrote on a couple of websites, including a reference to an eisteddfod that was held there in 1851. Locals may know better the truth of the statement these days, and may well decide to change it. Thanks! Rob Lindsey 23:00, 15 November 2007 (UTC)