Llanrwst, Wales - Ancestral Home of the Gwynn Family

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We're off to Wales	Aye, the Mist. tis the Irish Sea	The train thru Snodonia National Park	We're there!!!!	On the way to town
A mite misty and windy. But even a hurricane could not have ruined this trip.	The local scenery	The City Center	The River Conwy	The Pen-y-Bont Inn Pub. More on this later.
The Peak Bridge over the River Conwy	The tea Cottage	An Ancient Stone Circle in the city park	In the distance, Gwydyr Castle	Gwydyr Castle from a break in the wall.
Guess they knew we were coming!	Gwydyr Castle	Gwydyr Castle	Gwydyr Castle	Gwydyr Castle
Gwydyr Castle	Gwydyr Castle	Gwydyr Castle	I'll bet it is at least 200 years old.	The walk back to town.
Inside the Pen-y-Bont Pub. Best Fish & Chips of the whole trip.	Loose your teapot???	A wee bit 'o Irish Wiskey to chase away the chill.	Sending Post Cards to friends and family. Hasn't she got the cutest ears...	Main street, Llanrwst
Gwydyr Chapel	Gwydyr Chapel	Child's grave in the floor of the Chapel.	Plaque commemorating the Chapel. Both the Wynn's and Gwynn's are descended from Owain Gwynneth.	Grave of Llewellyn the Great
Another Plaque about Gwydyr Chapel.	The Chapel's Altar	Gwydyr Chapel	Gwydyr Chapel	the Argoed House. Our B&B on the trip. Of course the sun is shining. We're leaving
More Welsh Countryside, from the train on the way, to Cardiff.	Along the River Conwy	The Conwy River sure got bigger!!	The train station in Cardiff	Dover Castle and it's White Cliffs taken from the ferry headed for Oostende, Belgium.