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Hi Czubad. I've tweaked your addition of the sound file from Porthor. As this is a "good article", we need to ensure the layout and everything complies with Wikipedia preferences, otherwise it loses its good article status. Great file, by the way. You may like to know though, that Porthor is not unique. There are many sites throughout the world where this phenomenon occurs, including 33 in the British Isles. Hope you enjoyed your trip over here. Skinsmoke (talk) 18:57, 30 July 2013 (UTC)
Hi Skinsmoke. Thanks for your fix and reply. Programming languages were never my strong suit, even though I will be teaching Dreamweaver next semester. And yes, I knew that other sands have similar properties, but this was my only experience to date. The sound was recorded digitally; I also recorded an old woman giving directions to Plas yn Rhiu. My alma mater, Green Mountain College, has a choir that sings in Welsh. My girlfriend is from Pinner, Middlesex, so would like to return for good. David A. Czuba (talk) 22:27, 30 July 2013 (UTC)Czubad