Because the weather had been so appallingly bad it was difficult to imagine that it could possibly get any worse (unless the World had slipped of its axis overnight and Wales was now in the Caribbean hurricane belt) and inevitably (even the met office could have predicted this) there was some degree of improvement in the morning when Molly woke me at six o’clock and declared it time to get up. It was still unseasonally cold and the sky was cloudy and we needed the heating on in the cottage but at least it was white cloud and the only dampness was a bit of early morning sea mist.
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One of Wales’ finest attractions, but of course, when holidaying in the UK, we always have to watch out for the weather. Great post!
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Thanks Charles – a great little railway but perhaps not as good as Talyllyn?
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