It is surprising that the delights of this Welsh town only seem to be known and appreciated by... the Welsh.
To its credit, Blizzard, the makers of World of Warcraft, recognise that its delights may be too alluring and offer parental controls to limit the number of hours that can be played in a day and when those hours are.
In the mid 1950s, Joan had discovered the delights of pottery and she became an accomplished and highly individual ceramicist and, later, collage-maker, her home becoming crammed with her own objects, which she delighted in sharing with visitors.
Among the names that jump at you off the map, Fray Bentos conjures up images of meat pies rather than cultural delights.
Like almost everywhere in Marrakech, you discover the delights of your hotel down a dusty backstreet and enter through a door half the normal height of a human being, leaving you nervous as to what you're going to find within.
Borsalino, the most renowned hat shop in the world, stands at its entrance, the windows filled with such delights as a pink suede scooter helmet with rhinestone studded strap.
These brightly hued delights stood out because yellow is not an everyday colour.
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"They were loving us, they were getting us Turkish delights and stuff.
They were very close, as it was his grandfather who introduced young Joey to the delights of horse racing, Lucky 15s and listening to Bob Dylan, among other bad habits.
Gourmets in search of new delights will be heading to Cáceres, in Extremadura, western Spain, which has been named the country's 2015 Capital of Gastronomy.
