To get ice-creams from Verdi's at Southend, we walked from the hill down Dickslade, this lane of prettified old fishermen's cottages.
Mumbles Lighthouse from the hill.
Monday, March 31, 2008
Sunday afternoon stroll in the sunshine
On top of Mumbles Hill, high above the traffic and people that flood to the village on a sunny Sunday afternoon. I think of Mumbles as being made up of different parts. The bit immediately below us is Southend; the bit in the curve of the bay with the castle on the hillside is Oystermouth. A little further on and you get into Norton.
To get ice-creams from Verdi's at Southend, we walked from the hill down Dickslade, this lane of prettified old fishermen's cottages.
Mumbles Lighthouse from the hill.
To get ice-creams from Verdi's at Southend, we walked from the hill down Dickslade, this lane of prettified old fishermen's cottages. Mumbles Lighthouse from the hill.
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I really like the old fishermen's cottages. I hope you had good weather for your trip to the seaside.
Yes it was a beautiful day here too! It was warm enought to sit in the garden with only a t-shirt.
Beautiful views, I must visit the area one day.
I wish I could have done that walk today, I did get to have a nice drive though :-)
What a lovely town! I want to see more of it. Do you have any idea why the hill is called “Mumbles”?
Lovely pics. Made me homesick again!
Sometimes I can't believe I left. What was I thinking?
We're going to go walking there when I come to visit, right? :D It looks so beautiful, I can hardly wait, but it looks like it'll be another year.
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