Friday April 24th North Wales Snowdonia National Park

Here is our fifth day in England, far from France. Like every morning we left Chester around 8.15.
We arrived in Wales at 10.30 and we were already cold. We went for a walk in the area : we walked next to a golf ground and along a river, in which we tried to make some ricochets with pebbles.

Then we continued along a road when there were rather frightening graveyards. After this, we went on a suspension bridge we made move(it was quite funny). We finally came back to the bus to eat our sandwhich made by the families.

In the afternoon, we went to Llanberis, still in Wales, to take the Snowdown train. This Mount Snowdon dominates the glorious ancient landscape of North Wales. It measures 3,560ft or 1,085m. We could see the viaduc of Afon Hwch, a spectacular waterfall cascades through an ancient oak forest and a spectacular view from the summit across Snowdonia. It was quite cold and windy but we had fun.

After going down from the train to admire the view we went to the souvenirs shop where the sheep in the fields were well present.

At the end of that day we went back to our families around 18.30.

By Lucie, Marjorie, Camille and Léa