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For various reasons I haven’t been out much lately so to keep things ticking over here are a few photo’s that I haven’t used on previous posts. There is no theme and they don’t appear in any particular order. I hope you enjoy.

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Anytime is a good time to visit north Wales.
Last winter was the hardest for many years, but there were some magical views in the valleys and the mountains.
Autumn is full of wonderful colours.
Spring though, has to be my favourite time; as fresh green leaves start to appear on the trees and flowers start to bloom. [...]

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The Llandudno Victorian Extravaganza is held over 3 days of the May Bank Holiday and is a great day out for all the family. A Transport exhibition is held on the same 3 days.

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As I wrote in my post of the 3rd December, the huge Gwynt-y-Môr has been given the go-ahead by the Government.
Now, more protests are planned. The protest group Save Our Scenery (SOS) is launching a fighting fund, and a seminar is to be held at Llandudno town hall on December 14th. David Bellamy and Dr [...]

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Approval has been given for the building of a huge wind farm off of the coast at Llandudno. The 250 turbines of the Gwynt y Môr will make this wind farm one of the biggest in the world.
The Welsh assembly had requested that a public enquiry be held, not least beacause of the historic nature [...]

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Conwy County Borough Council are not taking care of Llandudno’s tourist attractions.

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The Great Orme, or Pen-y-Gogarth in Welsh, rises up out of the sea and reaches a height of 679 feet. The name Orme originates from the Viking and means serpent; it is thought that to the Vikings it looked like a serpent rising from the sea.
It is a wonderful place to visit, for great views, [...]

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