Snowdonia and Port Meirion
Trip Start
Sep 05, 2005
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Trip End
Nov 08, 2005
Where I stayed
Snowdonia National Park
Met with Ivan and Lou at Holyhead ferry port. They drove to their house and it is amazing, just like a castle!! Part of it was built in 1640 and the rest in the 1900's. Went for a walk with Karen and Steve down to the local pub 'The White Eagle". Later that night we ordered Green Curries from the local Thai restaurant, and watched TV.
Woke up early and drove to see Ivan's father, Alan. Then onto Snowdonia National Park. The most gorgeous scenery, simply awe inspiring. Kind of like Scotland in the sense it was very mountainous.
We then stopped at Port Meirion, a village built off the peninsula of Snowdonia. It is a village that was built in 1927 to demonstrate that you can build a whole village in harmony with the surroundings, and still keep all the beauty of the natural environment. Port Meirion was also the location for The Prisoner :)
For afternoon tea we stopped off in a small town, Betws-y-Coed and had Devonshire tea...so quaint and delightful! Dinner at the White Eagle.
Woke up early and drove to see Ivan's father, Alan. Then onto Snowdonia National Park. The most gorgeous scenery, simply awe inspiring. Kind of like Scotland in the sense it was very mountainous.
We then stopped at Port Meirion, a village built off the peninsula of Snowdonia. It is a village that was built in 1927 to demonstrate that you can build a whole village in harmony with the surroundings, and still keep all the beauty of the natural environment. Port Meirion was also the location for The Prisoner :)
For afternoon tea we stopped off in a small town, Betws-y-Coed and had Devonshire tea...so quaint and delightful! Dinner at the White Eagle.
