Prestbury to Chester and Llanfairfechan.

Left Prestbury early after deciding to eat later in the morning - still full from last night's great 3 course dinner plus wine for forty pounds!
Had late breakfast in Chester and a great wander around the walled town with its shambles and Tudor buildings - even two storey shopping arcades. Chester is a walled city with four access gates. The base of the walls are 2000 year old Roman walls.
From Chester, a picturesque drive took us through mid-north Wales with its lovely grey stone buildings, fast flowing streams and rivers, rocks, caves etc.
Had lunch at Betws-y-Coed, in the Conwy Valley, Caernarfonshire. This is in the Snowdonia area. The waiter was recovering from some rude Welsh Diners.
Then off to find our air B&B in Llanfairfechan. Graham most friendly. Tea at the Pub (The Village Inn) with the locals - £10 meals which is a change from our fine dining!
We went for a walk after tea to the promenade at the seafront and then back to email Adam and Candie some requested photos!Læs mere