18 March »
Kingmead, queensmead, now princesmead!
Few of the big malls here
And collect some train tickets at the same time
Courtesy of my uncle who was free of the day
Checking out Farnborough
Tried feet & muddy shoes are just a side effect. :P
who seem to go real well with the fanastic lake views
Besides horses, there are few of the feathery kind
So as the name of the place suggests, we saw many horse riders along the roads too
There are many Ungulate holds in the area
Cattle & horse keeps
Apparently you need a permit to fish here though
Shaun approves of the great views
Horseshoe lake in the bright
Even the weather's great too!
Nature walks here coupled with the low humdity is awesome
A group photo by the donut!
The lights do get hypo after a while
Big donut, need munchies!
Flashed!
Fancy lights by a not so fancy broke
A nice view of the Cardiff bay in the evening
The pavilion side
Food muching places by the bay
We do get some fancy old architecture near the bay (Pierhead Building)
Feel the power of the uber glowsticks!
There's a horde of them!
Ohh shiny tower glowstick thingies! (Roald Dahl Plass)
We were stumped trying to decrypt cryptic!
Now that's the Millennium Centre?
The Wales Millennium Centre! or sort of!
Time to catch the sights!
Which is somewhere in Wales, if my geography doesn't fail me!
Here we are in Cardiff!
Off the train I go! Bye Cardiff!
At this rather neat pub called Lakota with nicely priced meals!
Before departure, it's back to St Mary's street for lunch!
The street markets do yield some interesting finds...
and shop!
With still much to explore!
Back to the shopping area
Hi I am john & I have a seagull on my head!
A sewing wall, literally!
Tada!
with welsh dragons too!
Funky blade lights on the pavilion
The Vue cinema by scotts road and the stadium
Central station in the day
The night is still young!
Some bites back at the shopping area