What is the weirdest Welsh village you've ever visited?

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Inspired by this;

http://www.walesoncraic.com/top-10-freakiest-welsh-villages/

#10 Bedlinog
Bedlinog – The mother of all strange places.

Famous for: Throwing the banjo player from the film Deliverance out of the village because he was too normal. Webbed feet are extremely common in these parts and a carnival is held every year where they burn a resident from near by Trelewis and feed the remains to their kids. WARNING: Do not enter these parts alone, unless you have slept with your brother and sister or own an elephant gun.

#9 Fochriw
Ozzy Ozbourne was given the ‘Key To The Village’ when he bit a bat’s head off on stage. Sadly they took it back off him when Sharron did X Factor. Ozzy’s son Jack now lives in Fochriw and is a local councillor.

Famous for: Fack All.

#8 Abercwmboi
Abercwmboi is also known as ‘The Village’.

Famous for: Having possibly the ugliest people on the planet. Charles Darwin once visited Abercwmboi and stated that the creatures (locals) he witnessed wondering around the village hadn’t begun to evolve like everyone else on the planet. He confirmed in one of his books that the people of Abercwmboi had yet to evolve into apes. Two headed people are more common here than in Chernobyl.

#7 Blaenavon
“Blaenavon is where I feel most at home, I have never felt so normal living here” (John Merrick, Elephant Man) 1892.

Famous for: Building the great wall of Blaenavon which stops the neighbouring people from Pontypool entering the village. Be warned: Blaenavon people hate outsiders.

#6 Wattstown
“This place just freaked me right out, I have never seen so many angry people with veins bursting out of their necks, and that includes my place” (Lucifer, The Devil) 2007.

Famous For: Tattoos, steroids and more steroids. Also the birth place of the Incredible Hulk.

#5 AberBargoed
Aberbargoed is stuck in a time zone. It’s been groundhog-day everyday there since the beginning of time.

Famous for: Their 5 a side football stadium which doubles as a leper colony. Expect to see dinasours still roaming in this area.

#4 Trefil
This village revolves around its rugby team which has an 8 foot long pig as its mascot (this is the truth). The pig is currently banned for biting a committee man.

Famous for: Vampires and werewolves. Also in a survey carried out by no one in particular, it was stated that there are less virgins in Trefil than anywhere else in the world.

#3 Ferndale
“I have never looked so good. I walked into a pub in Ferndale, looked around and thought – Fack me these people are ugly”
(Fred. Krugger) 1990

Famous for: Not a lot.

#2 Rassau
“The people of this village are beyond help, I ended up scrapping in the local pub and that ain’t like me” (Mother Teresa) 1992.

Famous for: Being the film location for that American series V in the 80s where people turned into lizards. Apparently half the cast still live here.

#1 Ynys Y Bwl
“If you go to this village you probably won’t ever leave” (Dai Bartlett. A white Barry White) 2007

Famous for: Having more crazy people per square metre than anywhere else in the world. And a guy called Fernato who died about 15 years ago – The legendary tale of Fernato is one we’ll save for another time.
 

The single weirdest village on Earth is a place called Deiniolen. It's across a lake from Mount Snowdon in the heart of welsh-speaking Gwynedd.

Don't go there. It has something like an 80% unemployment rate (or "not waged"). The pubs serve beer in plastic glasses. It's basically something from the Australian outback dropped into rainy Wales.
 

Is it true that elderly people are being kidnapped and eaten in Wales highlands cause of this weird druid ritual?

Finners - imagine the most backward part of Finland and then multiply it by ten. Parts of Wales don't have electricity. Shagging their family members and pets is considered normal in most parts of the East of the country (and the island of Anglesey).
 
Finners - imagine the most backward part of Finland and then multiply it by ten. Parts of Wales don't have electricity. Shagging their family members and pets is considered normal in most parts of the East of the country (and the island of Anglesey).

That puerile, stereotyping bollocks bores the hell out of me. Wales is sound.
 

Wind your neck in. I know the place well having lived not far from there for over ten years. I was actually being generous in my assessment.
-so your neighbours kept knocking back your advances by saying they were too busy getting boned by their relatives mate?
 

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