Conwy

[cmcmck]

We spent a few days in Conwy in north Wales recently and had wonderful weather for it.

A view across  Afon Conwy (the River Conwy) with Conwy castle as a bonus.



And a view from town into the hills:



The hills from the river:



The hill here once had th castle of Llywelyn ap Gruffyd (Llywelyn the great)  the great on its peak:



Another view into the hills:



Conwy town walls:


 

Comments

[pauraque]

Wow, so beautiful! I would love to go there someday.

[cmcmck]

It's only a brief train ride from where we live. North Wales is our nearest coast.

[full_metal_ox]

Thank you once again for bringing “there” “here.”

[cmcmck]

Glad to be of service! :o)

[shirebound]

The hill here once had th castle of Llywelyn ap Gruffyd (Llywelyn the great) the great on its peak:

Ooooh, you can allllmost see it....

[cmcmck]

There's little left of it as the stone was used to build the 13th century Conwy castle in the first pic.

[semielliptical]

Beautiful landscape! Thanks for sharing.

[cmcmck]

Glad you enjoyed!

[screechfox]

Absolutely gorgeous! I used to live near Conway as a child and I remember visiting as parts of days out fondly, so this is a very nostalgic set of photos.

[cmcmck]

They spell it Conwy in the Welsh style these days.

[screechfox]

Oops, sorry. I think it was even spelled that way when I lived near there but my brain clearly isn't online right now.

[cmcmck]

:o)

[turlough]

I was in Conwy ten years ago and it's so good to know it's looking just as lovely as it did back then!

It's a great pity the castle isn't on that hill still, I bet it would look spectacular.

[cmcmck]

U don't suppose King Edward would have agreed with you! :o)

[yourlibrarian]

Great views! And I cheer your luck with the weather. We got so lucky with an absence of rain and damp on our trip, it made such a difference.

[cmcmck]

We were there for six days and had wonderful weather throughout.

[birdylion]

These hills look amazing, I would love to go hiking there. And what a strikingly blue sky, too.

[cmcmck]

Wales is famed for its hill country. Were were close to Eryri (what the English call Snowdonia) and Yr Wyddfa (which the English call Mt Snowdon). I admit to being English, but living in the border Marches I've bothered to work out a little Welsh at least as we hear and see a lot of it in Shropshire.

[adafrog]

Pretty.

[cmcmck]

It's such a lovely spot.

[puddleshark]

What a fabulous landscape! And blue skies too! (Always a bonus on trips to Wales...)

[cmcmck]

Something of a rarity I have to admit!

[apachefirecat]

So lovely, and the castle, of course, is absolutely breathtaking! Thank you for sharing! <3

[cmcmck]

The castle and town walls are very impressive.