All places mentioned are known to me. My hometown Brynmawr crops up in Pennsylvania. Us "Taffies" get everywhere don't we! I have relatives in Canada too.
Dafydd.
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Got another one for you, Dafydd.
Learned some American history from it, too.
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The split the name for some reason.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seven_Sisters_%28colleges%29
The only Sister in PA.
Wild stuff Down Under in the sport that takes leather balls.
https://www.bbc.com/sport/rugby-union/49305836
Must have been a regional championship, because Wales didn't play, but is tapped to have the top world ranking coming up.
I think anyone who beats the All Blacks anytime gets bragging rights of some sort.
Wasn't there a famous NZ-SA match some years ago, when an integrated Springbok team won, against odds? I remember the irony of the NZ team name, which is about their kit, of course.
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Yea, read about that. Don't know why the split name though. It means "big hill" in english. Don't mention the rugby Doug, we lost to england today which keeps us off the top slot. 
Dafydd.
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