Photo blog of North Wales
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| Dennis at Llangollen. Short stop on our way to the hotel Victoria in Llanberis |
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| Electric Mountain Dinorwig power station Llanberis. A power station deep inside the mountain fed by water from a natural lake above |
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| Wild goats by our hotel |
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| Dolbadarn Castle |
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| Jim & Annie Macdonald joined us on our late afternoon walk after having settled in at the hotel |
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| Padarn Lake, home to the Artic Char. A fish species left over from the time of the last ice age. |
Caernarfon
Our walk to the waterfalls
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| Snowdon |
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| Snowdon Steam train |
Llandudno
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| Orme tram |
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| Shelia's Gadabouts waiting for the Great Orme Tramway |
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| Howard ECP&DA Chairman |
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| Views on the way up |
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| Half way station |
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| Words in stone |
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| Copper mine |
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| Margaret |
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| and Ian |
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| Poppies growing amongst the slate |
Seafront
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| Shelia ( organiser ) standing by Ian |
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| Wetherspoons Llandudno. Former Palladium Cinema |
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| On the seafront |
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| Jim, Annie, Dennis and Ian |
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| Young herring gull |
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| John Bayliss, Barbara and Malcomb from St Pancras Cruising club |
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| May, Christine Baylis and Mick |
Anglsey
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| Britannia Bridge |
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| Looking over the side I spied a Heron |
Visit to Moelfre in Anglesey
and then onto
Llanfair and the longest station name in europe.
Welsh Highland Railway including Ffestinioc
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| Arriving at Caernarfon |
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| Sheep on the railway |
Waiting for the Festinioc steam train
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| I thought washing the boat was bad enough! |
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