Wednesday, 1 June 2011
T is for Tramway
It,s ABC Wednesday and T is for Tram - the Llandudno Tram in North Wales
The Tram Travels along Tracks from the Tram Station to the Top of the Great Orme at Llandudno
We visited a few months back and experienced this exhiliarting ride - the Great Orme Towers above Llandudno an old Victorian seaside Town.
The Orme is home to its own copper mine and also the wild khasmir goats roam the hillsides and if you are lucky you may catch sight of them
There are Tremendous views of the Town from the Tram as you Travel To The Top Tram station
A sculpture of a wild goat stands proudly close to the summit for all to see
To catch a glimpse of the real thing is of course more special.
For the record the Tram is the UK's longest standing cable hauled Tramway- it has been in operation since 1902
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with no T the tram is a ram!
ReplyDeletepretty, yet functional transport.
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
Never been there, even though I visited Wales many times as a child. Nice to see the tram isn't a modern monstrosity.
ReplyDeleteJane x
Looks fab Jane, we used to have a billy goat who spent most of the day posing on our drystone dyke, however he also bullied the sheep, ate their food and ate the farmer's trees, so he was not very popular.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots. I hope to get there some day!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute little tram! Great shots, great perspective on that second one.
ReplyDeleteThat little Tram is so cute...would love taking a ride on it. the ram's are nice too.
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures. I haven't been to Llandudno for years - looks nice!
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