| Harlech and Tremadog bay as seen from my room at Bryn Bugeilydd (Bread & Breakfast). |
| It opened late so I had to wait to enter. The entrance was originally a drawbridge. |
| The old village of Harlech from the Tower. |
| Castle Harlech from the Train Station. A protected path lead up to the castle to keep it supplied during a seige. |
| Harlech Castle built in 1283 by Edward I. Originally it was situated on the shore but the bay has receded. |
| The Gatehouse to Castle Harlech now open. During the War of the Roses it withstood 7 years of seige |
| Not one for safety there were few hand holds atop the tower. |
| Harlech Train station. I spent several hours before the train finally came. |
| Tremadog Bay sunset from the porch of the Bread & Breakfast. |
| A 270 degree view from atop the highest tower of Castle Harlech of the new land below the old shoreline. In the distance is Tremadog Bay and the mountains are the Snowdonia range. |
| The Coastal Train. I wanted to go to Portmeiron for the day by train but I found the train was only twice per day. |
| Sun shining on the Castle. |
| Winding road into the village of Harlech. |
| The Courtyard of the Castle. |
| Taking the Train toward the Snowdonia mountains and Portmeiron. |
| Harlech castle from a nearby lookout. It was captured in 1404 by the Welsh under Olwain Glyn Dwr. |
| The back of the Gatehouse and towers of the Castle. |
| Harlech Castle from the bus stop across the street. |
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