The view from our room of Llandudno. It was a really cool town. 

 
This is the front of the B&B in Llandudno. Our room is the big bay window. 

 
Our hotel is near the middle of the picture. To find it, look at the rightmost, large hotel. Look at the first white hotel up and to the left of it. That is where we stayed. 

 
Ray: I must apologize for some of the plaster being missing on the walls in your room.
Little did we know that by "some" he meant "a whole section of" 

 
Pigeons had found many holes in the walls like this one. 

 
THAT DAMN BIRD STOLE MY FRISBEE!!! 

 
Many signs had combinations of a squinting guy, a slipping guy, and an ankle breaking guy. This one must mean if you squint, you will break your ankle. 

 
The castles were worn away of course. 

 
The castle was open to the water for shipments. 

 
the world's first suspension bridge. 

 
Dad, Kathryn, and I in a tower in Conwy Castle. 

 
The smallest house in Great Britain. It was about 9 feet tall, 5 feet wide, and about 9 feet deep. The only resident of the house was 6' something. 

 
This is the name of the town. The english translation is below. The town is in Wales so it is Welsh. 

 
The holy waste of money. Ten meters at the bottom to fifteen centimeters at the top. 

 
You had to put your room key in this slot in order to get power. 

 
The cooling system for the bar that kept me up at night. 

 
Dad with the Ryder cup (golf) 

 
A replica of the big new years ball in New York City. 

 
Actually when he put this back in the heater, he dropped it and it broke. They had people stay to see how they could make something good, so they made a jug. 

 
The molten handle is dripped on, then cut off. The guy will spin the jug around to get the handle to stick straight up before the next step.