Chris Reynolds

Arddangosfa yn trosglwyddo i'r Volcano yn y ddinas!!! Exhibition transferring to the Volcano in Swansea :)

@KingBobIIV Sorry, the first ever steam powered rail journey in the world, in Wales ...

@KingBobIIV 1804: Trevithick carried out the first ever recorded steam powered rail journey in Wales. Merthyr to Abercynon. There's a working replica at the Swansea maritime museum.

Today is the birthday of a man everyone in the world should thank yet hardly anyone knows. Richard Trevithick was born on April 13th 1771 at Penhallick Vean Farmhouse opposite the old entrance to South Crofty. On Christmas Eve in 1801 he successfully harnessed high pressure steam for the first steam carriage to propel it up Camborne Hill. In 1803 the 'New Castle' was built by him, the first locomotive to do actual work. In 1805 he adapted his high pressure steam engine to drive an iron rolling mill and propel a barge with the aid of paddles. In 1806 his engine also propelled the first steam dredger and a farm threshing machine. Richard Trevithick died in Dartford, Kent on April 22nd 1833 a poor man. He was a Cornish Giant in both stature and achievement. Camborne celebrates his life of achievements on Trevithick Day which is being held this year on Saturday April 25th 2026 in Camborne, Cornwall. #BringHimHome

@aakashgupta Or you could just chill out for 24 hours and watch @sigurros drive it. Full trip on YouTube....

That road is Route 1 in Iceland. A week driving it costs roughly $2,500 per person. Flights from the US run $500-600 round trip. Gas is $8-9 per gallon. A glacier hike is $125. A night in a decent hotel near Vatnajökull is $160-200. Total tab for two people to spend a week staring at that glacier instead of a monitor: somewhere around $7,000. The median American household earns that in about 18 working days. Sitting in a room. Staring at a screen. The people who actually drive that road on a random Tuesday in March fall into two categories: retirees who stared at screens for 40 years and saved enough to stop, or remote workers who figured out how to stare at a screen from Reykjavik instead of a cubicle in Ohio. Both paths run through the screen. The photo is real. The freedom it represents costs $7,000 and 10 days of PTO. The device you’re reading this complaint on is the same device that books the flight.

@NationCymru The Green Man in better days @NationCymru @1CarolineBerry

The Green Man remains on Kilvey Hill, quietly renewed each year by local hands. The forest behind him is being cut down ✍️Gareth Thomas wp.me/p8Mk4U-1gn9

@JonnyValleyBoy Fixed it

Reform UK have manufactured an argument with a Welsh university. They contacted a student group at Bangor University (who are separate to the Uni) asking them to hold an event for them. When the group said "no" Reform threatened to cut their funding. This is totally manufactured faux outrage. It is the equivalent of me going up to someone and saying: “please can you host a party and can I come?” Them saying “no I don’t like you” and me saying that I am going to take their money away. Reform have repeatedly dodged interviews with journalists in Wales. They banned certain journalists from councils they run in England. I would suggest this makes this sudden desire to protect free speech nothing more than hypocritical opportunism.

@RupertMyers @toadmeister I seriously doubt that any society is under the legal obligation to accept and platform every Tom, Dick and Harry who wishes to invite themselves.

Is this not illegal @toadmeister

Emberey, Lloyd Ffrancis, Bev Turner... all seem to have got the memo and reporting in. :)

Fuck me, a full reform pile on. Tice & lady Tice, Yusuf, Powell, 30p, etc just waiting for Grim and the other one. Campaign target > students...

@LlyrPowell So you've gone from Plaid Cymru are terrorist sympathisers, killing fewer kids on the road is a bad thing to shutting down a Uni' 'cause a student group won't give you a platform. Cool.

Incredible scenes. A university debating society founded in 1849 now blocks Reform UK from answering students’ questions. This isn’t tolerance, it’s fear. If your ideas can’t survive debate, they’re not very strong, are they?

@drcrouchback @LyndonRosser @thebarryhorns

@Gallery365photo rain

@MarioNawfal i guess print shops are not amongst the 700+ start ups you've invested in...

Watch the clip. Protesters walking up to a pickup truck and grabbing pre-printed signs like they're picking up supplies for a company picnic. None of this is spontaneous.

@alarchwen1968 @WHLeavitt @Worldwar_3_ Well Venezuela/Greenland off the radar for a bit, ICE creating the wrong sort of copy they need another distraction sharpish or Epstein's back in focus....

@WHLeavitt @Worldwar_3_ No. I wouldn't want the *uk* anywhere near you warmongering imbeciles. Iran may be a wrong ',un.....but here we go again....Uncle Sam poking nose in where not wanted. Kicked Arse pending

The unstoppable USS Abraham Lincoln just rolled into the Arabian Sea, fully armed to the teeth and primed to unleash hell. Do you back the US, UK & Israel helping Iranians topple Khamenei’s regime? A. Hell yeah B. No Via @Worldwar_3_

Mon Jan 26 – Persistens Tue Jan 27 – Limina Wed Jan 28 – Claritas Thu Jan 29 – Motio Fri Jan 30 – Prospectus Sat Jan 31 – Continuum Sun Feb 1 - Tener #Gallery365in2026 #Gallery365in2025DailyPrompt

@EricLDaugh Spectre greeting Blofeld ....

🚨 JUST IN: Epic moment as all the world leaders were ECSTATIC to meet President Trump like he's a celebrity Trump went one-by-one after they signed the Board of Peace in Davos He has everybody CAPTIVATED! This is why the whole world takes him so seriously. RESPECT. 🇺🇸🔥

@MattSouth7 @ITVWales Y11 also have the Cheetahs listed in their 'assets' so that could potentially be 3 in the same competition?

BREAKING: Y11 given special permission from the URC to take over Cardiff and continue owning the Ospreys. One owner controlling two clubs in the same league is believed to be unheard of in modern European sport. @ITVWales