To Portmeirion
Monday 17 November we left St Asaph early as Sue and Ian were leaving for work and headed west, back to the little town of Conwy within the walls of the Castle.
You can see how straight the streets are for a medieval town from this photo.
One of the attractions of Conwy is this little house, billed, as you can see, as the smallest house in Britain.
Leaving Conwy behind we travelled along the coastal highway to the famous Menai Bridge across the strait between the island of Anglesey and the rest of Wales.
Just across the bridge, we came to the village with the longest placename, and its railway station with the name taking up just about the whole of one side of the building.
Even one of the shops in the village took advantage of its one claim to fame:
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