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Plenty of grass for sheep.
MG TC.
Bishop's Quarry.
Overview to Llandudno.
Conwy Castle - UNESCO heritage since 1986.
River Conwy's estuary.
Buoy.
Sculpture of mussels.
Lower Gate and ancient walls.
Kind of marketing.
The smallest house of Great Britain (16th century)…
Tiny bedroom.
Aberconwy House.
Castle Hotel.
Ye Olde Mailcoach.
Edwards of Conwy.
Elizabetan house (1585).
Elizabethan house (1585).
Nissan Figaro.
Lancaster Square.
Conwy Railway Station.
Walls and tower of Conwy Castle.
Walls of Conwy Castle.
The Great Orme classic tram.
Outdoor stone pulpit.
Stained glass windows (1895).
Church of Saint Tudno (12th century).
Obelisk in memory of the dead during the Boers War…
Sculptural details.
Great Orme Cemetery Chapel.
Overview to Llandudno Bay.
Ancient building.
AEC Routemaster.
The Elm Tree and Hotel Bryn-y-Mor.
Dome of the Deck Amusement Arcade.
Llandudno Bay.
Enjoying sunshine.
A view to North Parade and the Great Orme.
Post box.
Happy Valley.
White House Hotel.
Sea bass with prawns and vegetables.
Roast duck with potato pie and vegetables.
Haddock with pork, black pudding and vegetables.
Thai chicken skewer with curry rice.
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Sculpture of Kashmir goat.
Outside the Great Orme visitors' centre.
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The headland is home to about 200 Kashmir goats. The herd, which has roamed the Orme since the middle of the 19th century, is descended from a pair of goats that were presented by the Shah of Persia to Queen Victoria shortly after her coronation in 1837.
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