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Grand Promenade, Llandudno, Gwynedd, North Wales, Wales, LL30 2NR, United Kingdom | Hotel

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A travel blog entry by kwhitton

Left Newport and started driving to the north coast of Wales to Llandudno on the coast of the Irish Sea, the largest resort town in Wales. We were going through Pontypool on the way, G stopped at the Pontypool Rugby Club as one of the players who used to represent Wales and play there is a favorite of his. He was able to pack down with the wooden front row standing outside the club, his technique was a little rusty. We drove on ...

Bus Rides and Brocken Spectres

A travel blog entry by bewdley_m_c

The Club's November meet took place at Llanberis, based in the Pen Ceunant Uchaf Hut, owned by Chester Mountaineering Club. It had obviously been chucking it down all day on Friday (and probably for several months previously), so the ground seemed absolutely saturated.

But Saturday morning dawned dry, if not exactly sunny. A group of us set off up the gently-rising tourist path towards Snowdon summit, arriving at around 11.30am in grim clag, with no ...

A drive to Anglesey

A travel blog entry by smtcan

... Street. We went to the green, but it has been made into a car park for all day parking, so we didn't stop there because we only planned to stay a short while. We found a spot by the little beach, right opposite Raglan Street where we lived when we first moved there after the war. Glandwr was pretty much as I remembered it and was in quite good condition. We drove to Llanddona ...

Wales' finest

A travel blog entry by alicebeetle

Tyddyn Llan.
There you have it.

http://www.tyddynllan.co.uk/restaurant. html

When we discovered that a lunch had been planned at this rather special venue, we decided that we would stay the night there too, so that we could really relax and enjoy the experience to the full.
An all round good idea.

Lunch preceded ...

DD's it is then.

A travel blog entry by alicebeetle

... we left again for the last 12 miles or so to the lunchstop.

Signposts are few and far between. Even where there is one, it may not be pointing in the right direction. And even if it is, as all the places are Llan something or Ddff something else, recognising a placename is not easy. It might just as well be in Croatian.
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