Wales is the land of Owain Glendower and of Lloyd George, of Neil Kinnock and Laura Ashley, of unpronounceable names, of choirs, chapels and narrow gauge railways, of lonely beaches, castles and ancient mountains. It's also a nation, different from its neighbour over the last 2000 years and still defiant. Peter Sager explores the whole Principality in a journey that takes us up over the top of Snowdon and down under Milk Wood. Every traveller to Wales should find this guide a practical, informative, lyrical, penetrating, witty and altogether indispensible companion.