Saturday, 9 July 2016

Holywell and Conwy

It was a great time with Joby, Ani n children to visit Holywell and Pantasaph.  Holywell  has its name taken from St Winifred's well surrounded  by a chapel. This is a christian pilgrimage since 660 and saint was beheaded when she was attacked. It is known as Lourdes of Wales. From there we went to Pantasaph  which is closest to Holywell , had food outdoor in the lawn of  Pantasaph and visited the calvary stations . This was great as children got opportunity to wander around and run themselves. Padre Pio garden and shop along with St David church which speaks of a catholic past from 7th century and name came from saint Asaph who ministered in that region. It was raining heavily , abandoned the visit to the church and went searching for the nearby beach shore in Conwy

The beach close to Conwy  which we went was an extensive sandy beach with  mussel banks and kids enjoyed scenery and making sand castles 




Geo enjoying the sand



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Manchester, United Kingdom
A catholic mum with four wonderful children and my wonderful husband. My interests includes my family, faith,home education.Would love to do n enjoy Craft and arts,baking, journaling and reading when I get time,celebrates liturgical feasts in the family, likes Charlotte Mason philosophy, passionate about nature study, Montessori fan.To keep innocence, I would like to keep Annu as the eldest, Munnu and Theresu and Georgu as the youngest. Likes to read on parenting, lousy housekeeper,would love to work for the kingdom of God. I am a Homeopath too, member of Faculty of Homeopathy UK and anyone who like to have a safe, natural medicinal approach, feel free to approach me.