I had a lot of favorites this day in Wales, and you’re going to be the beneficiary with many more shots than usual for a Fun Photo Friday. I’ll also be running today’s photos as captioned individuals rather than my usual photo gallery/slideshow:
Serenity
On This Site Nothing Happened
Warding Off Bird Poop
Railcar in Green
Kazie the Gorilla — Make a Wish
Castle Turret
Windows, Bricks, and Roof Tiles
Railroaded
Inviting Approach
VR (Victoria Regina) — 19th Century Post Letter Box Dating to Queen Victoria
Two days after leaving Greenock, Scotland, Jewel of the Seas arrived at our next port of call — Holyhead, Wales. Holyhead is the largest city in the Isle of Anglesey County. But Ursula and I would not be in Holyhead for long, as we had yet another tour. From Holyhead we traveled east, then south to Caenarfon. We would make Caenarfon a brief stretch-your-legs photo and coffee stop before heading into Snowdonia. During this break, I managed a few shots centered on Castle Square, including Caenarfon Castle. On the left side of the castle image below is a statue of David Lloyd George, Prime Minister of England 1916-1922:
Caernarfon Castle dating back to the 13th century
Opposite the castle, on the east side of the square, is the Castle Square Presbyterian Church:
Castle Square Presbyterian Church, Caernarfon, Wales
Looking around the square you’ll find sights such as these:
Soon we were back on the bus and headed through Snowdonia National Park. Along the way we would stop for yet more photo opportunities:
Snowdonia, Wales
Snowdonia, Wales
On Wednesday I’ll show you a very picturesque Welsh town named Nant Ffrancon.
Today concludes our 2022 visit to Greenock, Scotland. Tune in next week for Holyhead. Until then, here’s today’s Fun Photo Friday of Greenock favorites: