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Conwy Castle with Simon

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Simon & Me.

To celebrate my upcoming 35th birthday, my good friend Simon and I visited Conwy Castle in North Wales.

Essential Info

  • Conwy Castle is a well preserved, grand structure that once was a medieval fortress.
  • It was impressively built in just 4 years.
  • Admission Prices can be found here. Due to COVID-19, tickets must be purchased in advance of the visit.
  • Opening Times can be found here.
  • Parking is available, charged using Pay and Display.
  • Conwy Town has little else to offer, apart from the Castle visit.
  • Conwy Castle can be easily found using Sat Navigation or Google Maps.
  • At the time of our visit walking along the inside walls was not permitted.

Here are some photos of the Castle, click on any photo for full size image:

Stairs to Conwy Castle Entrance.
Conwy Castle (outside 1).
Walk Along the Wall (1).
Conwy Castle Wooden Sculpture.
Inside Conwy Castle (2) – The Well.
Inside Conwy Castle (4) – A Tower.
Conwy Castle (outside 2).
Walk Along the Wall (2), view from arrow slit.
Inside Conwy Castle (1).
Inside Conwy Castle (3) – View from arrow slit in a tower.

Inside Conwy Castle (5) – One of the smaller fireplaces.
Inside Conwy Castle (6) – The Bridge.
Inside Conwy Castle (7) – View.
Inside Conwy Castle (8).
Inside Conwy Castle (9) – Window.
Inside Conwy Castle (10).

Blog soon,

Antony

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Shopping in Leeds with Simon

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On Thursday, my good friend Simon and I had a shopping trip to Leeds. I love Leeds for shopping; it has many shopping centres and arcades that host a wide variety of shops.

A metal horse sculpture in one of the many shopping centres and arcades.

We mainly browsed. I didn’t buy much. But on the way back to the car, down a nondescript alley we discovered Global Tribe.

Global Tribe’s staff were friendly. I bought some cards, a candle and the following book:

Yesterday (Friday) Steve and I went to South Lakes Safari Zoo. I shall do a blog post with plenty of photos later.

Blog soon,

Antony

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Visiting Skipton

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My good friend Simon and I recently visited Skipton. Skipton is home to a superbly preserved castle, but Simon and I didn’t get chance to see it.

We explored the town, on a regular day, rather than a market day. It had lots of lovely little shops. Some reasonably priced, some not. Some selling some unique products, some selling tat.

There were a couple of new age/holistic well-being shops selling crystals and the like, but no pagan shops selling witchcraft supplies.

We had a pub lunch and then went for a walk following the upward path of an unknown waterfall. Here are some photos of the waterfall:

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Unknown Waterfall (1)
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Unknown Waterfall (3)
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Unknown Waterfall Dinosaur (1)
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Unknown Waterfall (2)
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Unknown Waterfall (4)
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Unknown Waterfall Dinosaur (2)

Blog soon,

Antony

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Castlerigg Stone Circle with Simon (with Video & Photos)

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Yesterday, my good friend Simon and I braved the weather to visit Castlerigg stone circle in Keswick, the Lake District. The weather consisted of bitterly cold winds with regular spells of rain, but despite the weather, we still had a good time.

Here is a video I took of Castlerigg Stone Circle:

 

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Here are some photos I took of Castlerigg:

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Castlerigg Stone Circle Entrance – From A Distance
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Castlerigg Stone Circle Entrance – Close Up
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Castlerigg Stone Circle Altar (1)
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Castlerigg Stone Circle Altar (2)
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Castlerigg Stone Circle Wide Image

Essential Info:

  • Castlerigg is a stone circle in Keswick, The Lake District.
  • Highly recommended.
  • It is open 24/7/365 and admission is free.
  • Parking is available on the street opposite the stone circle.
  • Address: Castle Lane, Underskiddaw, Keswick, Cumbria, CA12 4RN.

Blog soon,

Antony

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