The weather was looking favourable so Mr C decided today was the day to visit Harlech Castle which had been on his ‘To Do’ list for some time. Before set off he prepared some brisket and vegetables and put them in the slow cooker to bubble away whilst we were on our travels.
Along the way we stopped for lunch at the Bluebell Park Café where our choice of food was freshly prepared for us. We arrived in Harlech to glorious sunshine, perfect weather for exploring a castle.
Before heading home we had cake looking over the spectacular view of the Snowdonia peaks. We were accompanied by sparrows hopping on the table to pick up stray crumbs. One cheeky little Chappy thought he might do a duck and dive for my cake, even when I picked the plate off the table and held it closer to me. When I finally put the plate back on the table he returned, grabbed the largest crumb and flew off with it.




























Splendid weather!
Though given your recent scheduling trauma,
I’m genuinely shocked the English didn’t conquer it again
just to shut the drawbridge in your face.
Well, look who finally secured an invitation to the fine dining experience!
Clearly, he’s furious you finished the crumbs before he could claim his rightful medieval tribute.
Eventually he bit off more than he could chew with his beak. He abandoned the crumb and any thoughts of conquering anything