Another early start to get to Llangollen, and through all the pinch points before any other boats coming the other way.
Jo’s turn to steer Hadar of the aqueduct.
Jo walking ahead to check no one is coming the other way before I enter the narrow channels.
Having winded at the marina entrance, we returned to the towpath moorings, moored up, paid the man for our moorings, and then headed into Llangollen.
The farrier was making new shoes for one of the horses used for the trip boats from the wharf.
Castell Dinas Brân overlooking Llangollen.
We bought fish and chips from the chippie on the A5, and sat by the River Dee to eat it.
Then we had a trip on the Llangollen railway in a diesel unit.
Drivers eye view.
End of the line.
A tunnel.
Chainbridge hotel.
This strange woman keeps appearing in my photos!
It was really great to explore more of Llangollen than when we were last here 6 years ago.
Keith.
1 comment:
Lovely - been there and done lots of that!
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