Bangor Castle

... (twice) and they still were. There was also only one scungy sausage and bit of bacon each. Anyway, after eating and leaving our bags downstairs we headed off to the bus station and bought an all day pass. We then boarded the bus for our first ...

... would have been a shame to miss since we were right here, even though we arrived too late to tour the castle. As we travel the 8 miles between Bangor and Caernarvon by bus, the Snowden mountain range encircles us, so we get a different view of the ...

... Anglesey with mainland Isle of Anglesey - waterfront, quaint little houses Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantyswiliogogogoch Beaumaris - pretty road right on the coast, moated castle, gaol Bangor - SHOWER at an indoor pool ...

... at this time of year :) The last time we were in the area we had an excellent breakfast in Beaumaris, a smashing village with a splendid castle in the north east corner of the Isle of Anglesey (Ynys Mon) so this is were we made for. After several days ...

... rest. Next morning we set off towards Bangor in north Wales.  It was a long drive along the coastal highway with castle stops and photo opportunities before heading inland a bit to see the beauty of Snowdonia.  Good to see trees, mountains and ...

... half buried boat with the seagulls using it for shelter from the wind. Don’t go there! We then visited Penrhyn Castle- a huge mock castle built 150 years ago by the local slate quarry owner, who started quarrying slate for roof tiles here when his ...