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In "Wild Wales," Borrow chronicles his journey through various parts of Wales, describing the landscapes, people, customs, and language of the region. The book provides insights into 19th-century Wales, its cultural diversity, and its rural and wild beauty. Borrow's writing style is engaging and often humorous, and he takes the reader on a journey that combines travel narrative with cultural exploration.Borrow's interactions with the locals, his attempts to communicate in the Welsh language, and his encounters with the traditions of Wales all contribute to the charm of the book. "Wild Wales" is considered an important piece of travel literature and a valuable historical document that offers a snapshot of Wales during the Victorian era.