A LITTLE MORE FROM YESTERDAY

I thought I should show you why Sharon's blog is more informative and better written than mine

She's a serious blogger:

I'm a serious hostess:

When we were in St Davids we stayed in a lovely hotel called The Grove. The entire staff were so very friendly and helpful

Here we are checking out.

Yup!  That's the bar-  every place should have the registration at the bar!

Sharon found a cute red hat to go with her Blog - Where in the World is Sharon Daugherty.  That shop takes us back to Llangollen. 

Now today we went on a steam engine train trip along the river from Llangollen to Carrog. A 45 minute trip along the Dee River.

We were ready to leave the train station and there getting ready to board the train were 45 preschoolers. They were adorable but thought we talked funny!

After our trip on the train we drove out to the Pontcysylite World Heritage Site. This is the site of the tallest canal boat crossing built by Thomas Telford in 1805.

Here's some interesting facts:

Mae Bryniau Clwyd yn gadwyn o fryniau tonnog 50 o hyd sy'n rhedeg o 'r gogledd i'r de ax yn unearth. o ' Hillside Prestatyn yn y Gogledd I Froncysylite yn y de. Mae r' bryniau yn codi 1554 metr at hops Moel Famau sydd yng egg and  ardal. (You may think I've been drinking but that is the facts in Welch. Just try to do this with a smart phone:-))

If you want to know the facts 

In English check out the serious blogger:

People live along the canal.  Some of the house boats were really nice. Because the canal is narrow the boats are long and narrow.

We came back to the city and walked to an old church

After church we found a little restaurant ate and drank and returned to the B&B.

Now I'm going to soak in an Epsom bath. This tourist routine is hard on an old lady.  

Here's am interesting sing posted in the ladies room at the railroad statio right by the loo.

That is :  People wishing to hair wash please reach up and depress ball - valve for approximately 30 seconds.

 I didn't take advantage of that so  off to soak and wash!

To Edinborough tomorrow.