Berwyn Station is part of The Llangollen Railway, a Heritage railway in North Wales which runs between Llangollen and Corwen.
After a number of years of financial troubles it was forced to close in 2021, hopefully not a permanent situation.
Berwyn Station, Llangollen Railway
For 14 nights an outdoor illuminated gallery of stunning light installations were on display in the city of Liverpool. The 11 artworks were created by leading local, national and international artists. The River of Light art pieces were in locations across Liverpool’s waterfront. They were lit up from 6PM – 10.30PM every night.
River of Light 2021
We decided to explore an area of Liverpool that we haven’t visited much – Toxteth L8. The area has seen a lot of regeneration in recent years after decades of decline.
L8
It had been a long day so it was good to get out of the house for a walk around the local golf course, still closed at the moment due to lockdown restrictions. Not the greatest sunset but still a good time to be walking.
Before Sunset
We decided to head out form the Pier Head south along the River Mersey for a change. An overcast day but thankfully no rain but this did mean there were a lot more people out which made social distancing a little more difficult.
Along The Waterfront
It was a damp morning for a walk around the city centre of Liverpool. We stopped for a little explore of the plateau outside St George’s Hall.
St George’s Hall
I love to travel by train and this has been near impossible lately due to the on going lockdowns. So, on a recent visit to Lime Street Station I had to stop and watch a few trains leave. Hopefully in the near future I will be able to set off from here on another great railway journey.
Ticket to Ride
Allerton Towers, one of the many large parks in the south side of Liverpool.
Not as big as Sefton Park but still room for a good stretch of the legs.
Allerton Towers
It was a quiet Sunday morning walk at the Pier Head in Liverpool. The usual crowds were missing due the current lockdown.
