To Formby I drove with friend at 30th of May 2009 to see sea, coniferous forest and red squirrels. We got there without any obstructions and firstly we directed ourselves to beach. At that time was outflow and we walked quite long before we reached sea water. It was increadible salty, not like in Baltic sea... Afterwards we ate ice creams (only these are available there) and we were walking through coniferous forest with hope to see red squirrel, but we couldn't see onyone. From there when look towards sea you might see the Welsh coast. Wheather wasn't so bad, it didn't raining. Sorry no pictures, because I forgot camera.... read more

Caernarfon Castle is probably most known medieval monument in Wales. Works had starter short after Wales was conquered by English king Edward I. This castle - with couple of different ones: Conwy, Harlech and Beaumaris - had a specific assignment. It was flanking undefeated Welsh people in Snowdonia and take a control over the coast. This castle in typical example of medieval fortress and it was used as a model to several computer games. Despite of Caernarfon castle is a ruin inside were organised some interesting exhibitions (in contrast to Conwy castle). While we were visited there at the castle courtyard had been a mediaval knights tournament performance. It seems quite real and obviously most of the visitors assembled and crowded together to see an event. Nice and colorful performance. Caernarfon is bilingual and we haerd ... read more

In Llandudno anyone shouldn't get into trouble with park car for free. We didn't pay because we parked just into the town centre. Llandudno is located amongst hills and we noticed Wales is very clean, no litter over the street like in England. Town looks similar to any town from southern Europe - palms were planted at the fronts of many hotels, especially at the promenade. Generally Llandudno is colorful and bilingual - pretty much of its population speak in Welsh. We had a lunch in one the restaurants and after we directed to Llandudno's pier. Afterwards we directed out from town and straight up to Great Orme/Y Gogarth peninsula. Beware of seagulls overthere. :D They are really big and very greedy for your food. :L ... read more

To Chester I came in April 2008 with some friends. This town is a bit similar to York and first settlement had found there during Roman Empire had been ruling England. We walked around old town and we saw a castle. This town also possess city walls, but these are partly demolished and finally Chester's city walls are less visible than city walls in York. ... read more

It was my trip in England - I was there in November 2007. I partcipated in martial arts seminar and I spent two nights overthere with some friends. Please see where we slept - quite interesting hotel. About Darlington I know only one thing - there were come into existence first railway at the whole of the world. Generally this town looks like the others in England, the same houses built everywhere... read more