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Welcome to Dyfi.com
Dyfi.com is here to tell the World about this beautiful place on the west coast of Wales in the UK.
The Dyfi (also spelt Dovey) river starts its life high in the Dyfi Forest then meanders to the sea at the lovely village of Aberdyfi. Along its 39Km (26 miles) stretch, it passes through forests and spectacular mountain scenery before opening out to a 2.5Km wide sandy estuary as it reaches Cardigan Bay.
This site isn’t just about how good the place looks though, it’s also about life there and how the area has become famous for its eco-friendly attitudes and lifestyles.
Many small businesses and cottage industries thrive in the area and through this web site we want to promote their trades and products. In most cases we will just introduce the business and put you in contact with them. We’ll also try to give advice about the services offered by companies in the area and suggest the best places to look for someone to meet your business needs.
Everything on this site is advertised free of charge, our intent is to promote the area we live in, not to make money from it. No matter whether you are a farmer selling eggs, a factory making widgets, a shop or someone letting out a holiday home, if you want to be represented here, just get in touch. The only limitation is that you must be within the Dyfi catchment area (see the map page) and you must be in a situation which helps or could help to build the local economy.
To be included, click on “Contact Us” and tell us who and where you are and we will contact you to see how we can help. If you make contact with a business after seeing them on dyfi.com, please tell them so. It gives us a nice feeling inside to know we helped !
The Dyfi (also spelt Dovey) river starts its life high in the Dyfi Forest then meanders to the sea at the lovely village of Aberdyfi. Along its 39Km (26 miles) stretch, it passes through forests and spectacular mountain scenery before opening out to a 2.5Km wide sandy estuary as it reaches Cardigan Bay.
This site isn’t just about how good the place looks though, it’s also about life there and how the area has become famous for its eco-friendly attitudes and lifestyles.
Many small businesses and cottage industries thrive in the area and through this web site we want to promote their trades and products. In most cases we will just introduce the business and put you in contact with them. We’ll also try to give advice about the services offered by companies in the area and suggest the best places to look for someone to meet your business needs.
Everything on this site is advertised free of charge, our intent is to promote the area we live in, not to make money from it. No matter whether you are a farmer selling eggs, a factory making widgets, a shop or someone letting out a holiday home, if you want to be represented here, just get in touch. The only limitation is that you must be within the Dyfi catchment area (see the map page) and you must be in a situation which helps or could help to build the local economy.
To be included, click on “Contact Us” and tell us who and where you are and we will contact you to see how we can help. If you make contact with a business after seeing them on dyfi.com, please tell them so. It gives us a nice feeling inside to know we helped !
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Dyfi.com goes bi-lingual
All the pages of Dyfi.com can now be viewed in English or Welsh. Click on the 'Select Language' box in the top left corner to access the translation facility. The language is converted automatically by Google and we apologize in advance for any errors in wording. To revert to English, either click on 'Show Original' in the top banner or close it with the 'X' icon in the top right corner. Please note that if you use Internet Explorer version 6 you will see error messages and page formatting errors, these are due to IE6 not being fully web compliant. We recommend you upgrade to the Firefox browser for better performance.
The News is back!
The BBC news feed is back on line again and this time the local weather has been added too. Click on 'News & Weather' in the menu on the left to reach it.
Please sign our Visitors Book.
A place to leave comments about this web site or anything it covers has been added.
Click here to sign our visitors book and leave a message.
All the pages of Dyfi.com can now be viewed in English or Welsh. Click on the 'Select Language' box in the top left corner to access the translation facility. The language is converted automatically by Google and we apologize in advance for any errors in wording. To revert to English, either click on 'Show Original' in the top banner or close it with the 'X' icon in the top right corner. Please note that if you use Internet Explorer version 6 you will see error messages and page formatting errors, these are due to IE6 not being fully web compliant. We recommend you upgrade to the Firefox browser for better performance.
The News is back!
The BBC news feed is back on line again and this time the local weather has been added too. Click on 'News & Weather' in the menu on the left to reach it.
Please sign our Visitors Book.
A place to leave comments about this web site or anything it covers has been added.
Click here to sign our visitors book and leave a message.
