Over the years the weather has caused the breakup of the slate slabs.
Buried 210 years ago.
A family grave.
Another very old grave, savaged by time.
Wednesday, 29 February 2012
Tuesday, 28 February 2012
Swan Goose.
Came across this Goose by the river on the way back from the trip to Dyserth. It was a long way off so I had to crop this, one day I'll have a decent long lens. Not sure if it's supposed to be in North Wales or not, looks a beautiful bird.
Llangar Church 3.
View from the top of the graveyard.
The bell tower no longer has a bell.
An important person's grave, maybe they just had loads of money!
Some local sheep, just outside the graveyard.
Monday, 27 February 2012
Llangar Church 2.
The covered entrance to the churchyard. I suppose you could refer to it as a porch.
The pathway to the church.
Church entrance.
The only door into the church.
Sunday, 26 February 2012
The beautiful bride.
Took a run to Dyserth to get some shots of the village. The bride was by the waterfall having photographs taken and very kindly posed for me too. Don't know who she is but I wish them both a wonderful happy life.
Deep in thought.
Trip to the horseshoe falls, Llangollen 9.
On it's way back to Llangollen.
Having stopped for a burger on my way to Carrog station meant the train was pulling out as I arrived!
Relaxing on the platform.
A final look across the valley.
Saturday, 25 February 2012
Trip to the horseshoe falls, Llangollen 8.
Chain bridge at river level.
Old fence posts.
Carrog station, the end of the line.
Railway signal.
Friday, 24 February 2012
Trip to the horseshoe falls, Llangollen 7.
The road bridge from the station.
Waiting for Spring.
The chain bridge. In a poor state of repair, it is going to be repaired at some stage.
The hotel viewed from Berwyn station.
Thursday, 23 February 2012
Trip to the horseshoe falls, Llangollen 6.
Looking down on the Chainbridge Hotel with a Llangollen railway bridge in the background.
Above the river, Berwyn railway station.
Station platform.
One of the entrances to the station.
Wednesday, 22 February 2012
Trip to the horseshoe falls, Llangollen 5.
A solid rock river bank.
Many ducks live on the Llangollen canal.
Hidden waterfall beneath the Llangollen railway bridge at Berwyn station.
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Road bridge over the Llangollen canal. The canal starts where the horseshoe falls end.
Tuesday, 21 February 2012
Trip to the horseshoe falls, Llangollen 4.
Under the branch.
Clean up required.
A load of timber washed down during the winter.
Filter and control of flow to the pump house.
Monday, 20 February 2012
Trip to the horseshoe falls, Llangollen 3.
Canoeist's preparing at the falls.
A Llangollen railway steam train making it's way up the valley.
At the side of the falls.
A fisherman enjoying his sport.
Sunday, 19 February 2012
Trip to the horseshoe falls, Llangollen 2.
We continue on our way to the falls.
The Church from the field.
Looking down on the Church and graveyard.
A beautiful display of snowdrops.
Looking over the wall.
The Church bell.
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