Often wondered why there isn't any ceroc yet in Wales.
Should I set up a franchise network bring them in from the valleys ?
Why would they need Ceroc? There are some very good LeRoc clubs in South Wales, an independant MJ club in Wrexham and an excellent Blitz club just over the Border in Chester.Originally Posted by stewart38
Often wondered why there isn't any ceroc yet in Wales.
Long way from Aberystwyth to any of those though Gus....
Trampy
Does Aberystwyth still exist?? Thought Wales only consisted of Cardiff, Barmouth, Anglesey and a few mountainsLong way from Aberystwyth to any of those though Gus....
Trampy
Every thing - apart from the sea is a long way from AberystwythLong way from Aberystwyth
I think there used to be a Ceroc franchise in Cardiff a few years back but it failed. However, you don't need the Ceroc brand name to have a good modern jive club. As someone else has already said, we have two Le Roc clubs in Cardiff, a new one just started up in Newport, and one in Wrexham. Ceroc, Le Roc or whetever else - forget the politics, it's all the same dance. It's just run by different people/companies.Often wondered why there isn't any ceroc yet in Wales.
Should I set up a franchise network bring them in from the valleys ?
I go to Planet Le Roc in Cardiff, and we have quite a few people who started off by doing Ceroc in other parts of the UK then moved to South Wales. We have two excellent teachers (Mark and Jackie). Le Roc is also very big in Bristol, which isn't that far if you have transport.
Wales is a beautiffullll Country with 600 miles of coastline....Does Aberystwyth still exist?? Thought Wales only consisted of Cardiff, Barmouth, Anglesey and a few mountains
most of it next to the sea, llook you, bach, lllllllovellllllly boy....isn't it..
Gordy
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Gordy is a very brave manWales is a beautiful
...prepare to be pelted with leeks, daffodils and sheep
OK, now if you can actually PRONOUNCE ll properly, I'll be impressed. Most people east of the border think it's got a th in it somewhereWales is a beautiffullll Country with 600 miles of coastline....
most of it next to the sea, llook you, bach, lllllllovellllllly boy....isn't it..
Re: Why no ceroc in Wales ?
I can say the LLanfair PG one..quite well I've been told, but as a Cheshire Lad, I have made many trips across the border into Wales, to climb Tryfan, Snowdon (obviously), Barmouth slabs and to do lots of walking.OK, now if you can actually PRONOUNCE ll properly, I'll be impressed. Most people east of the border think it's got a th in it somewhere
Love the place and the people.....
No where's the sheep you promised me....????
Apparently, if you get them close to a cliff, they push back harder....
(That's cliff as in edge of - not Cliff as in Penny...)
Gordy
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OK, if I invent a new move I'm going to call it the Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysilio gogogoch move, just for you
There's lovely of you......OK, if I invent a new move I'm going to call it the Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysilio gogogoch move, just for you
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Having lived in Chester for a few years I was awarded honourary resident of Prestatyn status. I think Gordy must be talking South Walian - the sheep are much more nervous down thereThere's lovely of you......
Know south wales well then Andy...????Having lived in Chester for a few years I was awarded honourary resident of Prestatyn status. I think Gordy must be talking South Walian - the sheep are much more nervous down there
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No, but their sheep used to be sent up to us for a restKnow south wales well then Andy...????
No where's the sheep you promised me....????
Apparently, if you get them close to a cliff, they push back harder....
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Curiously not in Ireland though, where I have WITNESSED a sheep flying off over a cliff as it didn't push hard enough.Apparently, if you get them close to a cliff, they push back harder....
It was underage though.
Greg
I've heard they used to migrate up north because up there,No, but their sheep used to be sent up to us for a rest
the sheep are laid on their backs so you can kiss them as well...!!!!
Gordy
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I suppose they were on a missionaryI've heard they used to migrate up north because up there,
the sheep are laid on their backs so you can kiss them as well...!!!!
I suppose they were on a missionary
You so crack me up Andy....
Gordy
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