Advantages: funky packaging, great water
Disadvantages: some restaurants can make a HUGE mark up on water

...Ty Nant Spring Water (pronounced Tee Nant) is one of those products that you would probably recognise the branding before you recognise the name. It tends to be served in restaurants in either the famous blue glass bottle or in red glass bottles although they have been branching out to the smaller 500ml bottles that you can carry with you. The water originates from Wales, and a direct translation of its name is house by the stream. It tends to be sold direct from distributors which is why it is so popular with restaurants and comes in ; BLUE GLASS 750ml Still or Carbonated 330ml Still or Carbonated 250ml Still or Carbonated RED GLASS 750ml Still or Carbonated 330ml Still or Carbonated Whilst the blue and red glass bottles are particularly striking I prefer the smaller plastic bottles, designed to have a rippled effect based... Read review

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Advantages: Pretty city, some good attractions, good places to eat out, transport links
Disadvantages: Everything comes to a standstill on Sundays

...I have been living in Nantes for the past six months as part of my university Year Abroad, so I thought I might as well write a review on the city itself! **General Info** Nantes is situated in western France, on the Loire River. It's the 'prefecture' of the Pays de la Loire region, which is sort of like the 'capital' of the area. It's the eighth largest city in France, and is only a short journey away from the coast. **The Town Centre** The city centre of Nantes has a very French feel to it - there are cafes and bars with pavement tables everywhere; old cobbled roads and little narrow streets with traditional French architecture. The main part of the city centre isn't very big at all; you could take a walking tour of it in one afternoon. There are several squares, or "places" in the city centre, the biggest being Place Royale... Read review

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Advantages: Lovely as towns go
Disadvantages: It's in France!

...I have been living in Nantes for 6 months now, and I thought it was about time I let you all know what it was like! Nantes is a very large but little known city in Mid-West France, which is, as cities go, absolutely stunning. I am studying law in Nantes as part of my university course in Cardiff. One of the main reasons why I ended up here is because the town is twinned with Cardiff. This is not particularly surprising, as the two cities seem to have quite alot in common. Nantes is of a similar size to Cardiff, ie. big enough to have everything you need, but small enough to prevent the feeling of intimidation and stress that you get in huge places like London and Paris. Although I am a student and therefore NEVER have any money, I can always find something to do here which is well within my budget, quite often even free. I will divide... Read review

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Advantages: The Peace the quiet.. lambs the exhilirating gorgeous views...
Disadvantages: The weather out of season...WET!

...>>>>> INTRO >>>>>>> NANT PERIS... LlANBERIS... area... amenities things to see do etc A week isn't anywhere near long enough to explore the vast terrain Snowdon's hills can offer- but,undaunted we jolly well tried to pack in as much as we could. How can anyone resist the pull of the foothills beckoning my boy-oes to England's highest mountain, to a very plain quiet quaint unassuming and I have to admit ,a little run down dot of a village Called :Nant Peris. Blimey! Who? I had never heard of it. Just aswell,as the price was so perfect for us-and believe me-before I contact ANY websites after exploring what's on offer on line in the way of holiday companies, I trawl for the cheapest but best local price I can get! Also the best characterful cottage/ nearby amenities that I can... Read review

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Advantages: Good performances, stunning camera work, fantastic soundtrack, great story.
Disadvantages: Plot at times a little difficult to follow.

...'Presque Rien' (All or Nothing) is a wonderful indie/arthouse film set in and around the popular French holiday area of Nantes. Brought to us on DVD and VHS by 'PPR' (Peccadillo Pictures), the film has been available more widely since 2002 and is still one of my favourite gay & lesbian movies, up there with the likes of 'Beautiful Thing' and 'Boys Don't Cry'. If you loved these movies you will be sure to like this, so read on if you'd like to know more... ...Now lets begin by telling you that Presque Rien is quite a sad film, probably not the type of movie for a light-hearted evening with friends! The film follows 'Mathieu's' (Jeremie Elkaim) coming-out and first love with the confident and more sexually experienced 'Cedric' (Stephane Rideau). The pair are poles apart yet experiencing very similar situations with respect to family life... Read review

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Advantages: Easy to grow, can be grown in raised beds
Disadvantages: None

...; maincrop carrots should be thinned to 4 cm to obtain medium-sized carrots of farther apart if large carrots are needed. Carrots do not transplant well unless sown in modules: sow seed of deep rooted cultivars singly, those of round-rooted ones, several together. Round-rooted carrots sown in modules do not need thinning and should be planted out as a group at slightly wider spacing than for maincrop carrots. Recommended Carrots --------------------------------- Early: Amsterdam Forcing - Amstel Amsterdam Forcing - Sweetheart Early French Frame (round-rooted) Nairobi Nanco Nandor Nantes - Express Nantes - Tiptop Parmex (round-rooted) Suko Sytan Maincrop: Autumn King - Vita Longa Berlicum - Berjo Camberley Cardinal Chantenay Red Cored Supreme Favourite Liberno Narman Routine Cultivation --------------------------- Remove weeds regularly once... Read review

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Advantages: Plenty to do.
Disadvantages: The newer shopping centre

...sophisticated Perellis or Anise. Night life is just as plentiful. There are two main nightclubs. Liquid and Envy on Brook Street are two nightclubs under one roof. Scott's Nightclub also on Brook Street has numerous floors and bars featuring many different music styles. If you prefer a quieter night out. The William Aston Hall offers a variety of classical music concerts or you could pay a visit to. The Grove Park Theatre to watch a play or Panto. Wrexham also has a multi-cinema situated on the Plas Coch site showing all the latest releases. For sightseeing, there is the National Trust house of Eddigg or the country park of Nant Mill. Both are very children friendly.... Read review

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