The Best Secrets of Llandudno? Part 1

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Llandudno.
A well known Victorian seaside resort in North Wales.
But, how well do you know Llandudno?
Are you familiar with the tramway? - What about the other tramway??
Are you familiar with the pier? - What about the other piers?
Are you familiar with the pebble covered beach? - What about the other beach?
Are you familiar with the Orme? - Which one? Great or Little? Alligator or elephant?
Who was Carmen Sylva? - Royalty maybe?
Can you name 5 British Prime Ministers who have visited Llandudno? - if so, "good on ya mate" and perhaps you already know who the other Prime Minister was? But, if you're hanging on in there so far, can you name the only 2 Welsh speaking Prime Ministers in the world?
If you'd like to follow in our footsteps by visiting Llandudno, some useful information is on our website at www.haveagrandtour.co.uk/llan...

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6 май 2023

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@Fleetwoodphil1 Год назад

Looking forward to seeing part 2.

@angelashort1331 6 месяцев назад

If CLIFF DALE a boarding house in Llandudno , could talk , it would tell me tales of my mother , who was housed in the attic with her cousins , during holiday seasons ,. She wrote of her happy childhood at her Aunty Cissies , with cousins , who joined her walking throughout the area as children, .beaches and movie theatres , fields of wildflowers and the Pier. Once upon a time , in Wonderland , a Valerie Biddle explored Llundudno to her hearts content , My mother ❤

@GTvisits 6 месяцев назад

👍

@MegaDeano72 Год назад

lived and worked the prom, Grand, Hydro, Esplanade, girlfriend in the Imp, lived in West shore too, there is a great live cam from the Min Y Don & copper mine restaurant on the roundabout up by the mine entrances on the prom near the Grand Hotel

@angelashort1331 6 месяцев назад

With the ancient roots of Wales connected with Sabbath keepers and running water, ie springs , connected with the Mikvah , and the great stone possibly connected with Jewish rituals , I'd put my money on that connection , seeing as Welsh language has deep connection to Hebrew , The tin mines were worked by slaves , imported by Rome , some having come from the Levant, possibly those from a sacked Jerusalem Temple ,Hence , the voices of Wales may have origins from Levites , forced to work The mines and perhaps sing to keep alive their faith . Wales is exceptionally blessed , esp, of llandudno. . The genetics of Wales is obvious in their complexions , .interesting about D,Israeli , another connection . Hmm, love this , ❤❤❤would love to see the churches , t y ❤

@satsumamoon 8 месяцев назад

The Y in the place names ( eg Min Y Don) is pronounced like the u in fun. Ie Mean Uh Don. Ffynnon is pronounced like that too, its funnon, not finnon.

@satsumamoon 8 месяцев назад

18:22 Did anyone else notice :D

@GTvisits 8 месяцев назад

Well spotted! I will try to add an "easter egg" (A hidden or surprising feature) to many of my videos! There's something similar towards the end of my Rhyl video.....

@KPP365 11 месяцев назад

Visit at least twice a year.

@davidedge6512 11 месяцев назад

Eee lad, it’s a reet luvvly place that is, tha knows. Bloke wot speeking knows his onions, no doubt bart that.

@GTvisits 10 месяцев назад

👍

@MegaDeano72 Год назад

22.02 Min y Don & Copper mine

@bobwallacejnr6852 Год назад

Lovely. I recall walking backwards on the promenade and time reversing. Well done The Tudno Castle is now a Premier Inn and was originally The North western Hotel which stood for over 100 years

@MegaDeano72 Год назад

grew up in Old Colwyn

@satsumamoon 8 месяцев назад

I was born in Nant Y Glyn maternity hospital. I lived at Heenan Rd till I was 4 with my parents and Great grandparents. We moved away but visited the grandparents often. My favourite place was beach road. A rather special place for me.