Was in Llandudno today & upon venturing into some local shops was greeeted with no masks syndrome. We had ours on, had some funny looks, turns out the Welsh don't do shop masks as a requirement.
You’ve just reminded me of a very rude sheep joke Italians tell at the expense of the Greeks.Masks in Wales usually involve sheep, rustling or the “other activity”.
The Torridon.
I can't quite fathom people being worried about holidays at present. I've not been to a pub, restaurant or cafe yet (aside from work, fully masked up of course) never mind a holiday.
I'm not doing anything until we have a gold plated vaccine.
Lovely, where is it?20200826_123059 by uh_simon, on Flickr
Lovely, where is it?
Wrong coast. You mean Anglesey., I think. Holy Island is in NE England. Good climbing on the cliffs around South Stack. Bloody steep and scary.on Holy Island isn't it?
What was the weather like?We have booked a nice hotel in Suffolk next week for five nights including breakfast and a three course evening meal. We booked the day before the government announced the VAT drop to 5%. Total cost £1595 but it is a suite. The hotel told us they will Honour the vat reduction which gives us the best part of £240 to spend on booze. In addition we can upgrade to the four course menu for nothing as it was ten quid above the normal £40 quid a head and is covered for three nights. At the time of booking my wife was prevaricating but I convinced her that if the vat reduction happened the hotels would be booked up and I would take the chance that we would get the vat saving. Really looking forward to doing sod all for five days other than enjoying ourselves. No airport crap, long transfers to the resort and expensive medical bills when SWMBO gets noshed by mosquitos and reacts badly.
Was it you who set fire to the Britannia Bridge?I was going to say South Stack, because we went to Anglesey quite often when I was a nipper, but then I thought, 'Nah, there's probably loads of other lighthouses that look like that'.