Quiz Time (General Knowledge & Out of Area)

[Hugo]

An easy one for someone, where would you see this in N Wales?                       

[Hugo]

Another similar photo but where is it?         

[Hugo]

Time for another photo.                         

[Hugo]

There must be an old mill by the stream.                    

[Hugo]

It must be time for another photo clue?     

[Hugo]

Some more photos to jog the memory.

[Hugo]

No guesses?    it must be harder than I thought although I have said what it is called.             

There are fish in the river including Brown Trout but we didn't see any members of this poaching family there?

[Hugo]

Perhaps these may help?

[mull]

In the Holywell area ?

[Hugo]

A good try Mull but it's not in the Holywell area.     I'm sure that someone from the forum has done this walk and has been looking at the Quiz but hasn't guessed it yet.

One more photo to give the game away

[Gwynant]

                  Llangefni?

[Hugo]

Well done Gwynant,  Llangefni it is           

Did you mention this walk on here some time ago?

The walk started at the old railway station in Llangefni and we walked through the Dingle to Nant Y Pandy  ( Eng  Brook of the Fulling Mill ) and carried on to Cefni Reservoir and walked along the disused railway line to the other side of the lake and then returned back to the old railway station

[Gwynant]

Well done Gwynant,  Llangefni it is           

Did you mention this walk on here some time ago?

The walk started at the old railway station in Llangefni and we walked through the Dingle to Nant Y Pandy  ( Eng  Brook of the Fulling Mill ) and carried on to Cefni Reservoir and walked along the disused railway line to the other side of the lake and then returned back to the old railway station

       Apologies for not replying to your question earlier Hugo, but we were on a coach returning from the Italian Dolomites and I just checked the Forum website in an autostrada free wi-fi area on  the top of the Brenner Pass at the border of Austria and Italy, recognised the Dingle Walk question and I haven't had time to get back to you since! In answer to your question I have done the Dingle walk a few times but we take a bus out from Llangefni and get off at the Forestry car park just beyond Rhosmeirch and then walk back to Llangefni through the forest, passing the dam on the way, and ending up at the Church.

[Hugo]

That's a beautiful part of Europe to be having a holiday at Gwynant, hope that you enjoyed your holiday over there.   It's over 40 years since I went on the Brenner Pass when we were staying at Seefeld but I remember the scenery very well.  We've also enjoyed the Dolomites when we stayed at Riva Del Garda at the northern end of Lake Garda.
Back to reality now and Llangefni,   did you go on that boardwalk?     I was very impressed with it and the area in general, the boardwalk must have cost a packet to erect but lots of families were enjoying walking on it.
There has been talk of reopening the railway line from Llangefni to Amlwch but that will be expensive and I'm not sure if it would be viable either,

[hollins]

Hi Gwynant, Any pics to show us from your scenic trip?
I like your dedication to the forum......" but we were on a coach returning from the Italian Dolomites and I just checked the Forum website in an autostrada free wi-fi area on  the top of the Brenner Pass at the border of Austria and Italy......."

....and I thought I was bad!