Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwlll lantysiliogogogoch

I was 7 years old when I stood in that same spot !

“Saint Mary’s Church in the hollow of the white hazel near the rapid whirlpool and the Church of Saint Tysilio of the red cave”.

And you survived it well, Pam. That must have been around the time you took a liking to tall hats, although yours have a point at the top ;-)

My broomstick has "Go faster" stripes as well !

LOL. I hope it is legally registered and insured.

;)))))))))))))))))....it´s famous! HFF Neil!

Thank you, Tanja. Yes, the contrived name became a commercial success.

HFF to you too.

HFF!

And the same to you, Erhard. HFF!

Haha- I remember that one! We got out there once and the time until the next train got very long... People in Cymru generally were very nice to us when they realized we could pronounce "ch";-) HFF, Neil!

Some parts of Wales have a reputation for being antagonistic towards visitors, but I think that is linked to places which have so-called holiday homes that are unoccupied for much of the year.
In my experience I have found Welsh villagers to be friendly, helpful and hospitable.

HFF to you too, Gudrun.

I'veheardofthisonebeforewelltakenimageNeil.:-) HFFtoo.

Thank you, George. Very clever by you!
I can't recall seeing a sentence with no breaks between the words before ;-)

HFF and the best of weekends to you.

Pfttttt.....easy for you to say!!! HFF Neil, keep warm and have a fab weekend!

I need to borrow a few teeth before I can stand a chance of saying any of it ;-)

HFF and enjoy Friday 13th

Wow ! What a name ! HFF and a very nice weekend ! After the storm...

Thank you, Ulrich. Here it is currently alternating between bright sun and gentle snow!

HFF and the best of weekends to you.

...LOL...it's the longest word of the world it seems...HFF...

I believe both New Zealand and Canada have longer place-names ;-)

HFF, Erika

Put the fence in an equivalent to the name and it will be endless. ;-)
HFF and a nice WE.

That it surely putting things in context ;-)

HFF and I hope you have a good w/e too.

I visited there once quite a few years back...........they used to sell platform tickets that were about a foot long..!!

Happyfencefridayneilandenjoyyourweekendwhateveryouaredoing..........gogogoch..!!

Did you use it as a rule(r)? Now that you mention it I also has a long one [platform ticket], but it was only 6 inches long.

hffgogogoch to you, Keith.

I doubt a longer one may exist world wide! It hardly fits in train's electronic boards... HFF!

I believe the railways abbreviate the name to Llanfair PG on the timetables and display boards.

Many thanks for your visit and HFF to you!

Omg ;-)))))))
It´s absolutely crazy!!!!!!! Fantastic for a HFF!!!!!

and for a nice weekend
Greetings
Aleks

Thanks a lot, Aleks and a belated HFF...with a hope you have a calm weekend.

I always thought we have the longest words in Germany. But this is rerally outdoing everything. HFF Neil, enjoy the weekend

A late response but thank you, Lutz.

Hoping you enjoy the weekend too.

Aniconicplacenameespeciallyfor HFF.

HFF Neil and have a good weekend

Manythanksforyourvisitandkindgreetings.

Belated HFF to you Amelia and enjoy the rest of the weekend, up there in the big freeze.

I believe that the worlds longest place name, at 168 letters, is Krung Thep Mahanakhon Amon Rattanakosin Mahinthara Ayuthaya Mahadilok Phop Noppharat Ratchathani Burirom Udomratchaniwet Mahasathan Amon Piman Awatan Sathit Sakkathattiya Witsanukam Prasit. Thank goodness it was later shortened to Bangkok!

When it was called that, I would never have gone there, in case someone asked me where I had been.

How kind of them to give a translation. We don't seem to go in for long names in Scotland but we do have a fair number of unpronounceable ones.

Thank you for dropping by, Jean. Your unpronounceable names up there must be well hidden as I cannot recall being challenged by any place names in Scotland and I drove up to Inverness twice in the seventies using both coastal routes. With the Welsh, I do not even try to pronounce their place-names as I would fail miserably.

I'd be exhausted before I was halfway through that name!!