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bella2002
Ok first it way to long and second i think u had a great trip!!!
htinq
ilove llandudno.
Sian Owen
Family from around here is was great to see the familiar places thanks
losara365
Hello from Barcelona, Spain. I've been in Llandudno and Conway Bay many years ago -at last 18!! The pictures remembered me that beatiful and pleasant places. Thank you!
Pauline
Lovely. You certainly got the best of the weather that weekend. Wigan was much less settled.
Jim
Here is a more impressive view of the castle (not mine ) it was built between 1283 and 1289 by Edward 1 - one of fourteen castles in North Wales built to intimidate the rebellious Welsh.
Jim
Here is a photo I found (not mine) of Telford's road bridge built in 1826. Now closed to traffic it is accessible by foot only. It is a mere 2.5 meters wide. The chains rust proofed with linseed oil.
Geoff Craven
Surprised me that I remembered so much about Conway and the smallest house in the world, seeing that it must be 60 years ago that we were on a family holiday in a B&B and I caught a 6 inch Dab fron the pier, which the landlady refused to cook for me. Thanks for the memory and compliments for the quality of your pictures from a little cell-phone.
Eth & cYRIL XXXXX
Thanks That brought back lovely memories of when we had our caravan there We used to sit round the harbour at Conway eating Fish & chips Keep up the good work .
Bill F
managed to get the Flash player after a lot of struggling but the slideshow was worth the trouble Jimbo ,the usual interesting piece of digital artistry .
Chris n Norman
Hey Jim - another super show. Not bad for a phone camera, eh? Looks like you had a lovely time. Here's to your next trip. Cheers!
gerald and mavis
looks like you had a great time, lovely pictures, as usual.
M. Grundy
I love LLandudno. Was there about four weeks ago. Thanks Jim.
Lisa
ANOTHER NICE ONE JIM!!
Jim
People were just out enjoying the late summer sunshine.
Jim
Betty bought her Christmas cards as she always does from the Lifeboat shop.
Jim
A couple enjoy the afternoon sun on the beach.
Jim
Back at our hotel - When built, all the hotels had to choose their colours from a pastel shade card on the insistance of the powerful local landowning Mostyn family - We had a nice weekend - Bye.
Jim
On Sunday we took an open top bus across the estuary to Conwy. Here are some views of Conwy quay, with its 13th cent. town walls, on the top of which you can walk around the town.
Jim
Also on the quay is the smallest house in Britain - once a family of six lived in it.
Jim
You pay your money to a lady in Welsh costume for a look around inside.
Jim
Conwy Quay and castle.
Jim
From the quay a view of the modern road bridge, behind which is Thomas Telford's famous 19th cent. road bridge - and behind this is the rail bridge built by Robert Stephenson.
Jim
A sailing ship in the background.
Jim
A view of the magnificent Conway Castle built by Edward 1 in 1283.
Jim
Conwy Quay looking up the river. You can take a leisurely half hour sail under the great bridges and beyond - we didn't - but maybe next time.
Jim
A view across to Deganwey. The hump in the background is the Great Orme at Llandudno.
Jim
Part of Conwy Castle seen from the bus heading back to Llandudno.
Jim
We rode back inside the sightseeing bus - after coming over on its windy open top deck earlier in the day.
Jim
The bus brought us back in Llandudno - now busy with day trippers.
Jim
The Llandudno lifeboat was on show as part of a fundraiser for the RNLB which operates purely on public donations and is crewed by volunteers.
Jim
A view of the Grand Hotel by the pier.
Jim
A view of the pier from the public veranda of the Grand Hotel.
Jim
Walking back to our hotel along the prom with this view of the Little Orme in the distance.
Jim
This weekend we had a break in Llandudno at the Marine Hotel on the front.
A very English wedding.
224 views
Chipping walk and a ghost story.
319 views
Lockerbie Memorial Garden
260 views
Wigan's autumn, winter, spring and summer.
638 views
Christmas Day
263 views
Morning walk.
349 views
