Wednesday, April 14, 2010

Snowdonia and Anglesey

Snowdonia NP really is a wild place. We saw a little of the northern section as we drove through to Holyhead on Anglesey to get a ferry to Dublin. The rivers were wild, the mountains steep and still snow-capped and the stone walls snaking over the mountainsides astonishing. I can see why it's a very popular area.



On Anglesey we accidentally found the town with the longest name as we drove on a back road to Holyhead (click on the photo to enlarge so you can read it!) and had a little time to explore some of the beaches near Holyhead before we got on the ferry for Dublin.





So that's England, Scotland and Wales. We've seen a lot in four weeks. Four weeks to go.
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  1. AnonymousApril 14, 2010 at 11:28 PM

    Hi Phil & Lorraine.
    I'll assume that you will read this? Sounds like both of you are having a great time?
    Come on Phil, tell me that you are! I know you would have been just as happy travelling around Oz. Thanks for the postcard...it arrived today (Thurs 15/4). It feels like you have been away for years. I have been riding all your experiences, but glad that I don't experience the weather. When you get back, both of you are going to be tested on the pronunciation of some of those places you have visited...because I can't pronounce them! Gemma has been the perfect neighbour...doesn't make a sound. All is well here, as if nothing has changed, except for the length of your grass. Would you like me to mow it for you?
    Fond regards Kamil

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  2. BoobookApril 15, 2010 at 1:48 PM

    Hi Kamil
    If you mow ours does that mean we have to mow yours when you're away!!!
    It'd be great if you could mow it, thanks.
    I have been enjoying the trip, but I'm looking forward to our trip around Oz (next year?).
    Phil

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