Published: August 27th 2009August 27th 2009
Wales, Conwy & Caernferon, ie. excuse to add pictures
The glorious Conwy Castle and exploration of the town. Doves & pigeons (are doves just white pigeons?). In this castle King Louis had himself a private privy built, eh. We looked down it. You really can’t understand Welsh at all. It is a lovely sounding language though. Hand gestures gets ye by.
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Wales Looks Like Wales
Yes, it really is amazing how much Wales looks like Wales is supposed to look. In my imagination Wales is all decrepit castles precariously perched on seaside crags, all under grim grey skies. Strangely, this pretty much describes your Wales photos... Do you think the seagull's wing actually bends like that? Or is this a focal-plane shutter effect?
From Blog: Wales, A whole different world