People get excited each time they see Welsh signs on the road. This is true for travellers who are enthusiastic about Welsh language and culture, while for others it’s a feeling of arriving home.

Well, that’s one way to say ‘no entry’ in Welsh!

Go big or go home, Welsh style.

Lost in translation? Nah, just in the wrong city.

Where geek dreams become road signs.

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Turns out Cymru has been hiding its own Midlands all along.

Forget ‘bonjour,’ it’s all about ‘croeso’ now.

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Asking for Directions in Cymru be like…

Keeping drivers entertained, one sign at a time.

Only in Cymru do the cows have friends from out of this world.

The road just got a bilingual update.

Watch out for the quacks.

Well, thank you for giving me a bladder infection, road sign!

Not your average road sign.

Watch out for sudden drops.

It is a mandatory thing to do.

Well explained 👏👏

Kangaroos Have Migrated to Cymru.

”Don’t worry the dragon will get rid of them.”

We like to keep our options open.

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Sally George

Sally is a proud wife of a Welshman, editor & writer of Welsh Histories. She’s all about stories—that shout ‘anything Welsh.’ Drop her an email if you have an advice, insight, experience, or a story to share.