I took this photo of the ‘Sea Serpent’ which the Vikings most likely saw it as from their longships as they approached, and where todays name originates from, as I stood on Llandudno Pier.
© Peter Hillman ♦ 18th April 2011 ♦ Llandudno, Wales ♦ Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ38
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If you were in a long boat and there was coastal mist about, you could be forgiven for thinking there was a giant sea serpent ahead!
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That’s just a partial view, so yes, you are right, Anne!
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We were there last year and I thought it looked a bit ‘dragonish’
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Beautiful landscape view…well composed, Pete!
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Thank you, Indira 🙂
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Lovely scene, Pete. Oh, to be there now!
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Yes, it would be lovely to be there now, Eliza! Thank you 🙂
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Ah the Orme. I grew up just outside Rhyl and this headland was a constant view. Never really made it up much though, I bet it’s an ace place to go walking.
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I love the Orme, and would llike to live near it for at least a couple of years to photograph and document all of its lush fauna and flora. I have walked the toll road, stopped at the cafe by the clifftops for coffee and cake, and done the complete circuit around it. You can take the tram up, but I have walked it, which is pretty hard going as it is steep in places. It is a place of history and mystery, and I think you would really like.
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Well I know I would, if I ever get chance to.
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