The Tourist's Guide through North Wales
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About This Book
The author of this book wanted to write a guidebook intended for those who have a desire to examine the beauties of Welsh scenery within a month. Included in this book is a route that presents a variety of pictures that can scarcely be equaled, and certainly not surpassed, in any quarter of the globe. The rich fertile valleys, lofty and wood-clad hills, or heather-mantled mountains, of North Wales, ensures all travelers will find the comfort of a good inn, where they may rest their wearied limbs after a day’s ramble in whatever part of the district he chooses to select for his excursion.
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- THE TOURIST’S GUIDE THROUGH NORTH WALES.
- ILLUSTRATIONS.
- PREFACE.
- DIRECTIONS TO THOSE UNACQUAINTED WITH THE WELSH LANGUAGE.
- GLOSSARY.
- THE ROUTE.
- FIVE DAYS’ EXCURSION FROM CHESTER OR SHREWSBURY.
- NINE DAYS’ EXCURSION FROM CHESTER.
- CHAPTER I.
- BATTLEFIELD.
- SHREWSBURY.
- THE VILLAGE OF CHIRK
- BRYNKINALT.
- CHIRK CASTLE.
- CHAPTER II.
- CASTELL DINAS BRAN.
- VALLE CRUCIS ABBEY,
- THE PILLAR OF ELISEG.
- VALE OF EDEYRNION.
- CHAPTER III.
- LLYN TEGID, OR BALA LAKE.
- THE VALE OF DRWS Y NANT,
- CADER IDRIS,
- DOLGELLEY,
- THE RHAIADR DU
- DERWEN CEUBREN YR ELLYLL,
- BARMOUTH,
- CHAPTER IV.
- LLYN Y CWM BYCHAN,
- CHAPTER V.
- HARLECH.
- HARLECH CASTLE.
- THE OAKELEY ARMS. TAN Y BWLCH.
- TREMADOC,
- ABER GLAS LYN
- BEDDGELERT.
- CHAPTER VI.
- LLYN GWYNANT,
- CAPEL CURIG,
- MOEL SIABOD,
- DOLWYDDELAN CASTLE,
- LLYN IDWAL,
- RHAIADR Y WENNOL,
- BETTWS Y COED,
- PONT-Y-PAIR,
- CHAPTER VIII.
- GWYDIR CASTLE,
- LLANRWST
- GWYDIR CHAPEL.
- RHAIADR Y PARC MAWR,
- LLYN GEIRIONYDD,
- TREVRIW,
- CONWY.
- DINAS GONWY,
- LLANDUDNO
- CHAPTER IX.
- BANGOR.
- THE CATHEDRAL
- THE MENAI BRIDGE.
- BRITANNIA TUBULAR BRIDGE,
- CARNARVON,
- RHYL,
- HOLYWELL,
- ST. WINEFRED.
- FLINT,
- HAWARDEN
- CHESTER.
- LIST OF FLIES, USED IN NORTH WALES.
- February.
- March.
- April.
- May.
- June and July.
- August and September.
- INDEX.
- MAP OF NORTH WALES.
- North West North Wales.
- North East North Wales.
- South West North Wales.
- South East North Wales.
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