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Trefriw
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Road repairs meant occasional stops for one-way traffic. Can you
read Welsh?
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Roads are narrow, curvey, and as like as not bordered by stone walls or precipitous drop-offs.
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We stopped at the Woolen Mill in Trefriw. At certain times they offer
weaving demonstrations. At all times, their gift shop is excellent.
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This is the view not more than 100 yards from the Woolen Mill.
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This and the next photo were taken through the car window as we drove north on the B5106 towards Conwy.
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Conwy Castle was constructed by the English King Edward I in the thirteenth century.
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Our noble steed, David & Elizabeth's Renault Megane, perched atop Great Ormes Head.
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The views into the Irish Sea were spectacular.
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As usual, sheep were everywhere.
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(Elizabeth's picture.)
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The road down from the top of Great Ormes Head leads to the town of Llandudno. |
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