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[gwyn_hwyfar]

1. Stop talking about politics for a moment or two.
2. Post a reasonably-sized picture in your LJ, NOT under a cut tag, of something pleasant, such as an adorable kitten, or a fluffy white cloud, or a bottle of booze. Something that has NOTHING TO DO WITH POLITICS.
3. Include these instructions, and share the love.

Comments

[toastingcoconut]

LOL I just made a totally non political non election day post JUST NOW.

[gwyn_hwyfar]

And I made another one. Go look!

[duir_id]

there is politics going on? When did that happen...?

All I know is VOTE FOR ME! :D

[ninneviane]

You'll get there, I can feel it in my bones! Conwy Castle is amazing, one of my favourites. Did I ever post the pictures from Wales a couple of years ago? There were lots of Conwy in those. That said, did I ever post the Rome ones?

[gwyn_hwyfar]

I remember the ones from Raglan Castle very well...would the Conwy ones have been in with those or near them? I don't think you ever posted the Rome ones!

[ninneviane]

I have just reposted to the Welsh Castles from that holiday, plus some of Snowdon - Raglan was a different trip to Wales (think we took in White Castle on that trip too). Enjoy :)

Rome ones coming soon! :D

Nice pics

[thinkzinc]

You still have plenty of time to visit Wales! :-) It is a wonderful country. As you know, fantastic scenery and lots of interesting history.

[lepaggoth]

Dang, you reminded me of my desire to travel and see Wales as well some time (that was first sown by reading Dark Is Rising at early age). Actually, last winter I was google-mapping with Three Hares-pages, Watership Down- fan pages and Dark Is Rising-fan-pages. I don't remember which of the three started it, but at some point I was convinced it would be possible to to combine seeing a deal of three hares-churches, the actual place Watership Down is located to and places that inspired Dark Is Rising (as its locations are imaginary villages that combine traits of several places). The distance didn't seem that big on map, but no idea how big it would be in reality, or how easy it would be to get there once in Britain, are those places easily accessible with public transportation, should one rent a car or a bicycle or whatever. Well on the top of it all I would need a better paid job to evn be able to travel to Britain on holiday!