Thursday 18 November 2010 - Portmeirion

Today's highlight, given that it was blowing a hoolie on the tops, was a visit to the Italianate village of Portmeirion. Constructed over a period of 50 years by Clough Williams-Ellis, the village is perhaps best known for its pottery and for being the setting for the cult '60s TV series - The Prisoner.

It was Sue's first visit.

Better late than never!

[Mark, and others, I'm glad you are enjoying this series of postings. Sorry to be so brief today. We have now been joined by A and K, and with J and R due to arrive tomorrow I'm afraid that postcards from this small cottage will be brief for the rest of our stay, with further observations and an annotated slide show next week to fill in the gaps.]

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