Name: WELSH TOWN in Patagonia, Argentina + Welsh AFTERNOON TEA at Ty Gwyn in GAIMAN, Chubut ?
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well get a morning good morning guys and welcome to Gaiman another Welsh

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community here in Patagonia Argentina we just arrived took the bus over from Trelew scenic journey and it

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took a little bit longer than we had anticipated to yeah we thought I was

gonna be like 15 minutes but it was like I was about 45 yeah but it was so cool

we went through some really rural areas we saw farmland cycling this is

beautiful Sun was a fantastic little ride just to get here and now we have

arrived in the center of town in Gaiman and well got a busy day ahead of us we're

planning to do a little walk a little historic walk around town have afternoon

tea a Welsh afternoon tea a Welsh afternoon tea maybe we can find a pub for lunch I'm feeling hungry

at the moment it's surprise that's today's plan just to learn a bit more about the

Welsh settlers yeah here and let's go check it out up let's go check it out

we are now walking up to mirador Gaiman which is a little look at points so we can get a lay of the land like

camera lens is looking a bit dusty here it is bit of a dusty town this is my new

puppy friend puppy friend as we look as we walk along the river we continued our

walk through town and ended up along the banks of the Chubut River this river

right here played a crucial role in the development of Gaiman as it allowed the

Welsh settlers to create irrigation canals to send water to their farms

all right since we've just arrived in town let's talk about transportation

because getting to Gaiman is a little bit different in terms of buying a bus

ticket so we came from Trelew and we had to get this card where you can load

money the card was 85 pesos and they won't take it back at the end it's yours

to keep you have to buy it yeah so just over two US dollars a card and then for

the journey itself it was 45 pesos per person yeah and we were able to load our

journeys like coming and then going back so 90 total and it's a nice scenic road

if you there's two different roads right there are two roads yes that's the other

thing I wanted to mention if you want the scenic route you need to get on the

bus that follows Route seven okay that's the idea so ask the bus driver that yeah

and the company is 28 de Julio this is exactly what the bus looks like green

and yellow the journey itself was 45 minutes and I'm really glad that we

decided to take the scenic road here yeah we went through some really nice

areas yeah and the buses are pretty frequent I think it's about once every

hours yeah the schedules aren't really posted

anywhere so on the way back the guy told us to stand at the bus stop we come by

once every hour so I guess we'll do that guys we've found the pub it's got a

dragon got a mean it's Welsh that's how we choose our food it's right in the

center of town so this is very convenient

the food has arrived we ended up getting the sorrentinos Walia sorentino's are

kind of like round ravioli they're big stuffed with goodies have

pumpkin and we have basil they're in a leek sauce with bits of almonds on top

and it smells so good and there's so much cheese let's not forget the cheese

the pumpkin is so sweet and smooth and creamy this is just delightful like they

don't have a lot of Welsh dishes on the menu this one has a Welsh / good huh I

know Sammis dish yeah I guess I went with

pumpkin soup it already had a bit of melted cheese in there look add Simba

some additional so look at this look at that so just gonna stir that around let

the cheese melt what's still delicious it's got like an intense pumpkin flavor

it's creamy it's a little bit sweet a little salty - yeah it's a perfect kind

of soup for like a full day you like the perfect winter soup they've been walking

around for a little bit we've built up an appetite yeah well it's not quite tea

time here does it happen till 2:00 so we're having

a little little bite of lunch and this is perfect

yeah and we're sharing a main and an appetizer because we don't want to get

the phone we don't want to get stuffed cake it's another we're not drinking

wine either we don't we wouldn't want to get sleepy yeah it was a lot to do today

it's just as kind of the beginning of our outing and this is just a perfect

perfect little meal to have before we we check out more of the town in Gaiman

alright guys we are now walking into a deep dark tunnel

dusty do super dusty like there are clouds of dust blowing our way this is

part of federal Grand Central to boot so the railway line for central Chubut

and it was built in the year nineteen fourteen because the locals refused to

allow the train to run through the town I guess they didn't want to ruin the

peaceful vibe of it so they had to dig this tunnel through the mountain right

now we can walk through a three hundred meter stretch of it do that let's go do

well we walk the length of the tunnel kind of creepy one

you know you're the only two people here and it's a curved tunnel so you don't

know what's around the bend but at the very end they're playing a

little movie about the history of this railway and the train station so yeah

it's interesting about Welsh subtitles for the movie and then you have these

like little info points along the way that just give you information about a

different aspect they give it really they give you information but they also

our next stop was the anthropological Museum in Gaiman which is situated in a two-story

brick home this museum pays homage to indigenous cultures and history and it

specifically focuses on the de wenches and their relationship with the Welsh

settlers there was a guide on site who walked us through the exhibits but just

as a heads-up all the information is in Spanish

we then continued to her second Museum of the day the welsh regional museum

which is situated in the old train station and houses many of the artifacts

that belonged to the first pioneers we had another guided visit here and

learned all about the Eisteddfod a welsh poetry and music festival that plays an

important role in keeping the Welsh culture alive here in Gaiman

all right guys check in because it's been a while we have managed to visit to

museums already we've been to the Anthropology Museum talks about that the

the Mapuches talks about the Welsh so yeah that was really

interesting and then from there we went to the regional Museum which also

focuses on the Welsh their arrival here we haven't been doing a whole lot of

talking on camera because the people who run these museums they want to talk to

you and they want to walk through the museum with you so yeah we kind of put

the cameras away and we're just chatting with them and learning a bit more about

this part of Patagonia in Chubut but now we are hungry

this time for afternoon tea our Welsh tea so we're gonna go find a place

there's so many tea houses to choose from in this town but we'll narrow it

alright guys so we decided on a tea house Ty Gwyn  which shows tea when I believe in

the Welsh got the name right there on the napkin so yeah it looks amazing like

the food's already a bright bubbly one incredible spread oh yeah look at that

on this one plate we've got the bread yeah we have white bread whole wheat

cheese sandwiches scones and lots of butter on that bread it's not a three by

three buttered bread very nice on the other

got six different to choose from my friends we're not gonna be hungry today

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