Quiz Time!

[Hugo]

This sign was on the other side of the street but I can't remember seeing the sign before.      But where is the street?

[mull]

Is this in Penrhynside  ?

[Hugo]

That's a good guess Mull but it's not in Penrhynside

[Hugo]

I thought that this well known street would have been guessed by now but here's a final clue:-
It hasn't got street in its name but it has got Court, now that may help?@

[SteveH]

Garth Court, Llandudno ?

[Hugo]

A good guess Steve and I can see why you thought that but it is not correct             Now think yng Gymraeg?

[Hugo]

It's Willow Court ?

[Hugo]

The last photo should have made it easy,  but the answer is Llys Helyg Drive         It's a long time since I last walked down the road but I've not noticed those two signs before

Willow    Yn Gymraeg    Helyg       =    Llys Helyg Drive
Court            "              Llys

[Hugo]

An easy one for the weekend                           Where exactly would you see this?

[Meleri]

Is it on Conwy Road, Colwyn Bay?

[Hugo]

Well done Meleri, you were really quick with that one.      It's by the bus stop at the West End of Colwyn Bay

[Hugo]

Here's a very easy one

Where is it?

Can anyone tell me what it was built for?

[DaveR]

Tunnel under the Marine Drive at West Shore by the derelict Summerhouse. Don't know why it was built, though - access to mine workings maybe?

[Hugo]

Well done Dave, that's exactly where it is

I don't know the exact reason why it was built but I believe that it was as you said built for  access for some type of workings

My guess is that it was for the quarry behind the opening.  When I had a look at it you could see parts of a metal ladder that went from the shore up to the tunnel.   There was also a wooden pier at one time that enabled boats to transport the material by sea and a few wooden stumps are still visible there