
The second part of our Easter holidays was spent staying in a converted chapel in North Wales, near Bangor and Angelsea. Friends stayed with us and the kids all had a ball together. Sophie also got to spent more time with her Godmother Rachel.


One day we caught a steam train from Beddgelert to Porthmadog. It was fun having lunch on the train together.


Then we had a really lovely walk back to Beddgelert along side a river - the kids lead the way!

Some video footage of Sophie laughing and running.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=L2UzrqUh31c
PS For my non-Welsh family, see this link for the legend of Gelert (which every time I hear or read, I end up crying).
http://www.beddgelerttourism.com/gelert/
PPS Beddgelert is pronounced Beth-gelert. Love the Welsh alphabet!
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