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Traditionally the Dyfi (Dovey) is seen as the boundary between the north and south.
One question would be what dialect of Welsh they speak, as gog's use different words for milk amongst other things. Gogs (north walians) use "llefrith" for milk but the south use "llaeth".
West wales is an odd one. Coming from Aberystwyth, l do not consider Aber as west wales, to me, west wales is Pembrokeshire.

[QUOTE="ColinA, post: 41649, member: 411"] Traditionally the Dyfi (Dovey) is seen as the boundary between the north and south. One question would be what dialect of Welsh they speak, as gog's use different words for milk amongst other things. Gogs (north walians) use "llefrith" for milk but the south use "llaeth". West wales is an odd one. Coming from Aberystwyth, l do not consider Aber as west wales, to me, west wales is Pembrokeshire. [/QUOTE]

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