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- Creeping up the Welsh Coast After leaving Tenby, the plan was to go up the Welsh coast in small hops, but the first such hop was ridiculous: a total of 4.5 miles. I could have walked! As it was, I had to leave my digs Posted by NZBarry in Barry in Europe | May 29, 2009
- One full on day! This morning I got up at 7:15 am to get dressed and ready in time for ship devotions. I got up to the Dining room at 7:35 only to find out that Thursday mornings they have small study groups instead Posted by STEPofaith in STEP of faith! | May 28, 2009
- Cardiff here we come!! Well to start where I left off yesterday: Tuesday night is Ship Family night so I had dinner with mine and met all my brothers and sisters. I'm not totally sure what I think of this whole ship family thing Posted by STEPofaith in STEP of faith! | May 27, 2009
- To Tenby Yes, this was another fit of indecision which captured me: I couldn’t decide between Whitby or Tenby, so decided upon both. I certainly made the right decision going back to Whitby for a few days, although it would have been Posted by NZBarry in Barry in Europe | May 26, 2009
- Snowdonian Mountains May 6 - It was a lovely drive through the mountains. The roads got a bit narrow at times and I think I saw Kevin hanging on once or twice. The road was very curvy with rock walls on the Posted by June-Anne in Family Trees and Branches | May 5, 2009
- Headed to North Wales We picked the car up from Swansea on May 6th and drove north. I was ok with the driving after about half an hour, of course Kevin may say differently. We drove up along the coast which was breathtaking. We Posted by June-Anne in Family Trees and Branches | May 5, 2009
- Roots in Anglesey May 7 - we met up with a friend who gave us a wonderful tour of the island. We went to see Pentre Garreg Bach and was able to take a small stone from the remains. Most of the 15'x10' Posted by June-Anne in Family Trees and Branches | May 6, 2009
- Cardiff, Wales Today we visited Cardiff. First we went to the Thornhill Cemetery where my grandmother is buried. We placed flowers on her gravestone and cleaned it up a bit. Afterwards, we made our way off to Cardiff Castle Posted by June-Anne in Family Trees and Branches | May 5, 2009
- Port Talbot Wales After arriving in Port Talbot on May 3rd at p.m. we were met by my cousin Anne and taken back to her place for a lovely lamb dinner with red wine...yummy! Right up my alley! It Posted by June-Anne in Family Trees and Branches | May 4, 2009
- To Exeter Another of those crazy days in which I got off to an early start, so early that most in the hostel seemed to be still abed when I left, and yet it was late at night before I was done Posted by NZBarry in Barry in Europe | Apr 19, 2009
- The narrowboat narrow section. test This part of the Llangollen canal was never meant to be used by narrowboats, but the enterprising people of llangollen reaslised how the tourist industry would be bosted if holiday makes could visit them on their narrowboats. Thus, them made Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 26, 2006
- Seren Fach One of the best little Boutiques it have been to. Fab bags, and real nice hats. Not to mention other great stuff. Its got a real air of quaintness with hats, bags, and clothes desplayed on the walls, and little Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 25, 2006
- The rolling countryside Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 25, 2006
- Into the tunnel!!!!!! By far, this is my most favourite picture Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 25, 2006
- Another bridge I have never seen so many pretty bridges. Either we we going over them or watching other people crossing them Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 25, 2006
- Crossing the Dee Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 25, 2006
- One of the working engines Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 25, 2006
- Thomas week at Llangollen.. I mean Sodor it was over priced (£11) but the train journey was excellent. Look at the later pics just to see what I mean Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 25, 2006
- Platform 1 at Llangollen station Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 25, 2006
- Stan This was the original way narrowboats moved, and the whole reason for tow paths. They were drawn by horses. It really was a very peacful way to travel, its just a shame they only go a mile up. It would have Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 25, 2006
- Horse drawn narrow boat This was the original way narrowboats moved, and the whole reason for tow paths. They were drawn by horses. It really was a very peacful way to travel, its just a shame they only go a mile up. It would have Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 25, 2006
- Llangollen This is the view you get from the canal over Llangollen. It was really quite pretty Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 24, 2006
- A pretty little bridge Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 24, 2006
- Half way there Its really quite fun to be sailing over a bridge.... and strange too Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 24, 2006
- The Dee Posted by PirateDani in My other holiday diary | Oct 24, 2006
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