The Ffestiniog Railway was built to carry slate from the mines in Blaenau Ffestiniog down to the coast at Porthmadog.
I called in at the halfway station at Tan-y-Bwlch and captured the opening shots of my little video.
It's set in a beautiful location.
The station was lovely to see... hanging baskets full of flowers adorned the platform.
These holiday homes were built in the late 1960's.... I watched them being built.
I spent most of my weekends here in the late 1960's on my parents lovely little yacht Scadan.
Scadan is Gaelic for Herring... my parents are from Scotland.
We used to camp on the Ballast Island... seen in the distance.
Scadan is Gaelic for Herring... my parents are from Scotland.
We used to camp on the Ballast Island... seen in the distance.
I really enjoyed wandering around my old childhood haunts... lovely memories.
It's all the same but different..... if you know what I mean.
This was a sweet shop in my childhood... many a penny was spent in here.The Blue Dolphin restaurant in the 1960's... a treat on a special occasion.
My trip to Porthmadog was fantastic and I really enjoyed my day.
8 comments:
it looks like a lovely place - at least you can still visit it for old times' sake. :)
I bet you that could buy something worth a "tanner". Brilliant photography.
A wonderful tour around. The weather was kind. It can be a depressing place in drizzle.
Wonderful images.. Thanks for letting us wander with you!
I love this tour! This little station is so cosy, and the views are breathtaking!
So enjoyed coming along on this tour with you! Great shots!
These are wonderful images, great you enjoyed the day and too well remembered.
As imagens são lindas!!!!
Obrigada
Andréa
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