Showing posts with label Llandudno. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Llandudno. Show all posts

Wednesday, 28 April 2010

Unfinished as yet


Wishing I was back at the seaside with no exams. 16 days and then I can relax.

Tuesday, 8 September 2009

Randomness

I'm really tired today, and I only did a morning of college yesterday and half one today! Can't wait for a mini lie in tomorrow, except I always wake up early anyway!

Today I'm liking this little mushroom pencil sharpener. Though apparently it's actually a rubber too! Clever mushroom, it multi-tasks! I clearly underestimated it's intelligence... Bought in 'the nature shop' as my family calls it (run by 'Welsh Wildlife Trust') at the top of the Great Orme in Llandudno, though I've recently seen something similar in Accessorize too.


=)

Wednesday, 5 August 2009

The attack of...


I saw a black caterpillar on Cannock Chase today and it reminded me of the ones that seemed to be taking over Llandudno's Great Orme.
The first one was scintilating, and the second cute. They were all very photogenic, but my camera memory space got scared as it began to realise just how many there were as the walk progressed...

Monday, 3 August 2009

Llandudno flowers continued

Llandudno is actually home to lots of beautiful flowers =]

Sunday, 2 August 2009

Welsh hydrangeas =]

One of the previously unnoticed (by myself anyway) perks of holidaying in Llandudno is the sheer abundance of hydrangeas.
I never noticed till last holiday, but the vast majority of gardens had them! I'm not the biggest Llandudno fan (though my mum may well be!) but this is something greatly in the place's favour, despite a lack of blue ones. =]

Tuesday, 21 July 2009

Agapanthus


They may not have replaced the hydrangea in my affections, but I do love a good agapanthus :)
It started when I put some in a flower arrangement for my mum's birthday.
These were looking pretty in the sun on the prom at Llandudno, where I just holidayed.

Saturday, 18 July 2009

Llandudno bunnies :)


I really love bunnies, particularly when I spot wild ones on walks. They are not all well behaved, but the two above, who I spotted on holiday, were very good and deserve carrots. =] I saw quite a few on the Great Orme actually.