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A place for Miss HubNut and the HubLets to tell you about their lives, away from the chaos of the main HubNut channel.
Our favourite secret! Llangrannog - a Miss HubNut Guided Tour
We almost didn't make this video, because the tiny village of Llangrannog in west Wales is an absolute delight. Stunning scenery, great food and some fascinating history - including the legendary Cranogwen - a feminist before her time.
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Rhondda Heritage Park - A Miss HubNut Review - Welsh Mining History!
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A very pleasant visit to Rhondda Heritage Park in South Wales allowed a look at Welsh mining history, and a trip underground! That bit was quite hard to film as it was very dark, but the tours do allow you to see one of the winding engines in action and a look at explosives... Rhondda Heritage Park is FREE to visit, with guided tours costing £9.95 per adult, £6.75 per child or a family ticket i...
Tregaron - Legends, food, bogs! A Miss HubNut Tour
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Miss HubNut presents Tregaron, a traditional Welsh town with a very long history, some proper characters and, possibly, an elephant... We ate at Riverbank Cafe and Farm Shop, before exploring the bogs of Cors Caron. We also gain insight into Henry Richards and Twm Sion Cati! HubNut merch can be found at hubnut.org Thanks!
Cenarth! A Miss HubNut Guided Tour.
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Welsh History, an 18th Century Bridge, coracles and cake! Yes, Miss HubNut is back with a tour of another fascinating Welsh village. @HubNut is the main channel for car things, @hubnotes for camping stuff and you can support what we do at hubnut.org should you wish to. Thanks.
Castles and Giants! Harlech - a Miss HubNut Guided Tour
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Join Miss HubNut as she guides us through the mythology and history of Harlech Castle, and the town itself. This is a very pretty location on the west coast of Gwynedd, North Wales that is well worth a visit. Naturally, food is reviewed. You can also visit @HubNut and @hubnotes for more videos from this visit, including a drive down 'The Steepest Street in the World' depending on who you believ...
Machynlleth: A Miss HubNut Guided Tour
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Miss HubNut guides us around Machynlleth, a former capital of Wales, home of Owain Glyndwr and Laura Ashley! We also find some bonus Austin/Rover content. HubNut merchandise is available at hubnut.org - the main channel is @HubNut
Cardigan/Aberteifi - A Miss Hubnut Guided Tour
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A trip to the lovely West Wales town of Cardigan. A place full of history, culture and interesting stories. Oh and of course lots of delicious food - Including THE most heavenly doughnuts. Also includes Hubnuts vs sour sweets...watch to see which won! Warning - May include singing for which I can only apologise. #Cardigan #WestWales #History #Doughnuts #DeliciousFood #Wales See more car related...
Devil's Bridge - A Miss Hubnut Guided Tour
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A rather rainy trip to Devil's Bridge, near Aberystwyth in mid-Wales. Taking in the beautiful gorge and waterfalls. And of course, but of course there was food! Taking you through history, stories and lots of delicious chocolate! I hope you enjoy this snapshot into this beautiful place. Lots more car related content from The Hubnuts on the Hubnut channel - czcams.com/users/hubnut We also have l...
A Miss Hubnut trip to Traethgwyn a place with an amazing story
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Traethgwyn near New Quay - home to an amazing story...and an amazing coincidence for the Hubnuts. Lots of beautiful scenery and beaches. A little adventure and lots of nuggets of information about the local area....oh and of course cake! Thank you for supporting the channel, if you enjoy these videos please like and subscribe or visit hubnut.org for lots of lovely Hubnut merchandise #Wales #bea...
Aberaeron - A Miss HubNut Guided Tour
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Another Welsh town tour with a whistlestop tour of Aberaeron. Including Welsh history, ice cream and of course cake! Did you know Aberaeron once had a steam railway? Did you know it was a planned town? All this and more within this video. HubNut's main channel is at czcams.com/users/HubNut and you can support all of HubNut's channels at hubnut.org - thank you.
Tasting Japanese Food! A HubNut Family treat (better sound)
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Apologies for the first one, which had very quiet sound. Something went amiss with the recording. In this video, we enjoy trying some Japanese treats! Support the HubNut channels via our store at hubnut.org (closed 27th May to 7th June).
Newcastle Emlyn - A Miss HubNut Guided Tour. Castles, dragons and cake!
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A trip to the historic Welsh town of Newcastle Emlyn. A beautiful place with lots of cafes, art, craft shops and charity shops. A town with a history laced with dragons. A beautiful place in the heart of the Teifi Valley. A cameo appearance by @HubNut - And of course there is cake!
A tour of Aberystwyth, with Miss HubNut
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A stumpy pier, a ruined castle, a very slow funicular railway and plenty of delicious places to eat. There's a lot to enjoy in Aberystwyth in mid-Wales. We visit some of our favourite eateries and show you some of the history of this university town. HubNut merchandise and support options can be found at hubnut.org - find the main channel at czcams.com/users/HubNut if cars are your thing, or st...
New Quay, Wales - A Miss HubNut Guided Tour
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Join us for a look around New Quay in Ceredigion. Beautiful beaches, gorgeous buildings, dolphins, chippies, ice cream and the potential for dolphin-spotting are all on offer! Also worth a look if you're a fan of Dylan Thomas. For car content, visit czcams.com/users/HubNut but we hope to post more non-car content here on Miss HubNut's channel. You are most welcome to visit the HubNut Store at h...
Sampling Portuguese snacks - Our first video!
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Our first CZcams video sampling delicious.. And not so delicious snacks from Portugal. The first video for the Miss Hubnut channel. This channel is for my thoughts, Hubnut insights and fleet members and of course food! Created by InShot:inshotapp.com/share/youtube.html
Nice vid but no mention of good watering holes a nice cold beer on a sunny day goes down well.😢
This has only just appeared in my stream! Aberaeron is our favourite place. We often drive up just for an ice cream (the Hive obviously!) Interesting finding more of the history of the place 🙂
I spent many summers in New Quay as a child - and the smell of fish and chips mixed with the salty tang of drying fishing nets will always remind me of those times.
Thank you for a jolly interesting tour. This is somewhere we've overlooked hitherto. But maybe we'll have a day out if the weather improves. I remember our son coming to the Urdd place many years ago when he was in primary school.
Next time you visit pop up stairs to the Craft of Hearts community centre on the first floor, we have a lots of bookable sessions where you can learn all sorts of crafts, we have dabble days where you can try anything from pyrography, jewellery making to everything mixed media, and so much more
My auntie moved to Aberystwyth 30 years ago when I was a little kid and we would go visit her a lot, I loved visiting Devil's Bridge and still have the disposable camera photos in my attic :)
It's a beautiful place, my favourite beach! ❤
I lived in tregaron and went to school in the early 90s then moved to Aberaeron which is just as beautiful and special. Now i live in Birmingham and i hate it,if i found a job i would for sure move back. I had my 1st snog in that pub hotel in the town when we had a school Halloween party..
Aberaeron was planned until Ceredigion County Council took control of planning. The result is Colditz, an estate down by the promenade and the Mosque, which is officially called Penmorfa, formerly part of Pengarreg farm, the yard of which is now a retail centre. The Mosque is in fact the home of Ceredigion County Council and their planning department which is notorious nationwide for its horrendous planning decisions [including the mosque itself] but mainly for allowing cheap generic bungalows to be built willy nilly all over the county and the old brutalist water board building which is now our integrated health centre which does bugger-all integration and has itself gained a terrible reputation since moving there. It’s no longer fit for purpose. Not the building but the doctor’s practice.
My parents live there and, yes, "Balamory" for sure! 😊
The lifeboats have been saved! Two new state of the art boats have been dedicated and formerly handed over this May of 2024, having been delivered and used for up to the last year or so. The all weather big boy has been mostly donated by a potato farmer that has financed I think five around the UK coast. The inshore boat has largely been financed by a legacy and is named after the benefactor. Lets not forget all the people, local and otherwise, that raise money to finance this essential service and keep it going day to day, plus the brave volunteers that man them.
Just found this video some 9 months late. Great production. Llangrannog is great… in Winter when the tourists go home. The very narrow road down to the Pentre is a nightmare at peak traffic times as it has few passing places. The other issue is that it is mostly holiday homes, or at least used to be. Fairly sure that at one time this was a smugglers cove. Wasn’t Twm Sion Cati here or a very near cove?
Great video of a really lovely town. I will be there in a few weeks’ time. I bought one of those transport themed mugs a few years ago.
Been going to Llangrannog since the late 70's, an amazing place to holiday, and still not what i would call touristy, please don't tell anyone else about it ;-)
What this bridge filmed in the tv series of Hinterland?
Just subscribed. Thank you for the lovely videos 🤗🤗
Greetings from Penrhiwllan, looking forward to your next video. We are new to the area and your videos have been so helpful. Did I just see your lovely car drive past my house!
You definitely did - We're very taken with West Coast Burgers in the village!
@@misshubnut love the dirty fries!
Im 71 yrs old now, but as a young teen, maybe 14 or so yrs old, I do remember following one of the footpaths in the castle and seeing what I thought was a human leg bone sticking out of the bank on my right side. At that time, about the 1967 period all that was showing was about 4 or five inches of the bone and I thought perhaps I should report it, but then thought it cant be a human bone, so most probably from a cow or something like; yet I never ever forgot having seen it so it came as a big shock to hear the a skeleton had been discovered there in the castle some twenty years later, Now i feel quite stunned. Sad too, to see the place I got married now surrounded my scaffolding. Where has my life gone I ask, its just melted away.
We went on the Aeron Express. Elf n safety has a lot to answer for :(
My grandad used to take us there when holidaying in New Quay. As kids we called it fraggle rock (showing my age now). Thank you for sharing a bit of the history, very interesting.
Great tour video and very useful. We visited Aberystwyth today on our roadtrip around Wales, sadly Pwdin has closed down much to our disappointment 😭. We wanted to get some of those lovely cakes!
its a charming village
Ah yes Llangrannog, finished a walk there in the Pentre for a few hours waiting for a taxi back to Aberteifi! Lovely little place.
Do u only walk down the steep stairs not back up? X
I wish you talked about tonypandy riots, was a huge event in the Rhondda
I only wanted to know about and see the bridges
Thank you for all these wonderful videos
Machynlleth the medieval s hole in Powys , I’ve seen more life in a nuns draws
Thank you this was really interesting, it's made me want to visit now as I wasn't aware of this centre before
I went to Yr urdd back in the later end of the 70's. Loved the whole experience, even swimming in the pool that had no heating next to the stable block. Oh and going for a bike ride, we got half way down the little lane from the camp down to the village when a hail storm began. Our instructor told us to go back cos the hail was the size of hazelnuts and the girls starting crying with the pain of being hit with them. So many more very fond memories of a 5 day stay at the camp. I've been back several times since the last being 30 years ago. Will go back sometime, if I can organise time to do the area justice.
i went to gyfun emlyn too
been there many times loved it
BBCs Weatherman Walking show has been copying your content this morning!
I love you video of Aberystwyth. I have wonderful memories of Aberystwyth in 1986 and 1987 which I look back with fondness and joy.
Hi Miss Hubnut, It's Awesome
Hi Carly sorry late commenting on this as we have been away in Cornwall with no signal It looks a wonderful place and can see why you all love it there it has such a fascinating history must visit your part of wales one day best wishes to you Ian and the family Daniel
After we spit up they demolished st David's hotel where we used to go for drinks,darts and pool 🎱 in the bar area,we used to walk down the path next to the golf course near the beach and I think I got hit on the head by a golf ball.
My boyfriends (at the time) his family had (until recently) a cottage,down that steep hill near the castle. It was located opposite a grave yard. We use to visit the surrounding areas too, Port Maddock,Port Mirrian and Barmouth. I hope I've spent those names right. Aw memories
Mach's claim to fame with me... has to be the worse public toilet in the UK....!
My wife and I made it a point to go to places you recommended, we've just separated but I promise to continue going on my home, keep up the great work x
I enjoyed the song 😊
Thanks for another smashing video, they get better all the time 🙂👍
Well done Miss HN, I too think Llangrannog is the No1 place to visit. I first went there in 1989 and returned so many times either camping or staying in the cottage that was owned by The Ship Inn, simply fell in love. We would go every January to enjoy a New Year break, I loved this village as much in the Winter as I did in the Summer I am ashamed to say that we did not know the story of Cranogwen, and that we haven't be back for 25 years !. Maybe Jan 24 we will meet up with a very old friend.
Stayed at Cwm tdu last year in my Caravan and visited Llangrannog quite a few times. Absolutely stunning. Would advise using the free car park at the top of the village as Miss Hub Nut suggests and get the Shuttle Bus down into the village.😂
Thanks for another enjoyable video, we visited here in early May and its a lovely place, great food in Pentre, Caffi Patio and the pizza restaurant was fantastic. Its better to park at the top and walk down if you can, bus was not running when we were there. Its ok if able bodied and there are a few routes, just keep going down. A warning about the car park at the bottom, one evening we parked and the pay machine was out of action so could not use coins, there is no internet signal with some carriers and also no phone signal in the village. The wifi provided for the machine was so slow we were not able to use it so had to go into the pub to use theirs and by that time the ten minutes allowed to pay had expired and when we returned home had a bill for £100 as they use ANPR on entry. There are lots of complaints about this on line so if you are unable to pay on arrival leave the car park, I understand some local people are just as unhappy about this as visitors. Please keep making these videos when you can and have the time, we always look forward to the next one.
Thanks. We made a visit here yesterday on the back of your video. Kids enjoyed the ‘secret’ beach and pizza!
Brilliant! Utterly love this!
This is fantastic.....thanks for filming this video. I've only ever been there once, on a 2 week holiday staying on the farm up at Lochtyn in 1977, which was very memorable and I've been wanting to return sometime but have never got around to it due to living far away 😃 Thanks for this inspirational video. I do enjoy watching the online live webcam from the Pentre Arms just to give me a bit of a Llangrannog fix from time to time.
Thank you for your very informative video .I had never heard of Sarah Jane Rees (Cranogwen). Women definitely had it harder in those days, so that makes her life even more remarkable. I have never understood why women are often valued less than me or deemed less intelligent and women like Cranogwen go to show that there is absolutely no reason for men not to see them as equals.