Monday 16th July, we went out of the Lake District early in the morning and detoured to Wales, to this seaside town of North Wales called Lluduno. Strange that Wales is part of Britain, yet the names of the towns are mostly unpronunciable! We first stopped at a town called Chester, at the border of England and Wales, before driving into Wales itself.
Once we entered Wales, we could see the sea on one side. Stretch after stretch after stretch of the white waters of the Irish Sea, part of the North Atlantic Ocean. Instead of the blue blue sea of the Mediterranean, the waters in this part is white and clear. A breathtaking sight!
Once we entered Wales, we could see the sea on one side. Stretch after stretch after stretch of the white waters of the Irish Sea, part of the North Atlantic Ocean. Instead of the blue blue sea of the Mediterranean, the waters in this part is white and clear. A breathtaking sight!
We stopped at Lluduno to take in the beautiful scenery, with the hilltop houses and inns, the spectacular seaside and mountains, took a few pictures, before proceeding back to England.
Part of the Irish Sea
An old house in Wales
Streets of Lluduno
Houses by the sea
Houses up the hill
Houses by the beach
View of the sea
Posing at the beach right next to the sea
Ducks swimming in the water
Buildings by the beach
A hotel in Lluduno
A structure in Lluduno town
Breathtaking view of the sea
Up the mountain
Going down the mountain
Leaving Wales
Close-up of the mountain
Going back to England
On the way back to England
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