Holyhead, Holy Island, Wales...
Fortunately we had good weather, otherwise we would be stuck in the end of the world. It was sunny and warm. The main aim was to get there, visit the city and get to the lighthouse on the other side of the island, what was a little bit problematic considering the distance.
We were lucky, because it appeared that this island has unbelievable friendly inhabitants.
In the Maritime Museum we had met a man who promised to pick us up from the Breakwater Country Park straight to South Stack, where was the aim of our trip. From the seaside to the country park we took the small train, which looked rather like a tractor with trailers...
However it was worthy to spend there some time. The place was really nice
and quiet, lots of green areas and some rocks over the sea.
The man who promised to pick us up, occured at the meeting point on time and took us to lighthouse with his car. So kind of him... We are still impressed by his kindness.
When we have arrived we saw amazing view. 3 and a half hours journey was nothing in comparison to what we have seen. I didn't want to go back home from this place, but we had to.
On the way back to the train station we hitchhiked and spent 3 hours in different trains with the most bizarre people ever. In the end it doesn't matter, it was worthy.
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Every day at 5 am someone gets up and goes to work.
Once a year in my home city there is a big cultural event going on. It's called The Night of Culture and it's a night full of life and energy. All the museums and galleries are opened and full of people all night. All the city centre is teeming with life. Every corner of Old Town is shinning and having its own input in this project. More here.
After long day at work I came back home and rest while it was raining through most of the afternoon and evening.
Last days in Manchester... soon our adventure will be over. We've decided to spent beautiful and sunny day in the city centre. It was great and funny.The plan for the whole day was perfect and timeconsuming, because we've left scheduling process to the professional in this matter - Yogi :D. We were planning to have a relaxed day in Manchester after all the exams and essay writing.
1. Stage (13 pm -17 pm) City Attractions
2. Stage (17pm- 20 pm) Movie
Fortunately we had good weather, otherwise we would be stuck in the end of the world. It was sunny and warm. The main aim was to get there, visit the city and get to the lighthouse on the other side of the island, what was a little bit problematic considering the distance.
In the Maritime Museum we had met a man who promised to pick us up from the Breakwater Country Park straight to South Stack, where was the aim of our trip. From the seaside to the country park we took the small train, which looked rather like a tractor with trailers...
and quiet, lots of green areas and some rocks over the sea.
When we have arrived we saw amazing view. 3 and a half hours journey was nothing in comparison to what we have seen. I didn't want to go back home from this place, but we had to.