Seems there has been a disagreement elsewhere
on Internet about Foryd Bridge - somebody believes it has always
been blue. No, it hasn't. These contrasting images have appeared previously in this blog:
While we are the subject the Foryd, the following have not appeared previously in this blog. The first is undated and catches a figure of a fisherwoman. Underneath it is a watercolour by Shropshire-based artist Ken Field.
Click on any picture to see a bigger version.
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And thrown in here for good measure is an HMS Rhyl miniature shield which I thought you might like:
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LIFE IN PERHYL
Today, out shopping on foot, I encountered a car in Kings Avenue, parked squarely on the pavement forcing pedestrians to walk on the road.
At corner of Wellington Road and Princes Street my
shopping trolley collided with an advertising board put there by a 'community' group.
On my way to Morrisons a cyclist wobbled towards me on Vale
Road Bridge, one hand on the handlebars while talking into a mobile phone.
Later in High Street there were vehicles on the pedestrianised area, more advertising boards and more cyclists, and twice I received a faceful of
cigarette smoke.
When finances allow, please may we have pavement safety wardens?
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Colin Jones / email: rhyl.colin.jones@live.co.uk
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Colin Jones / email: rhyl.colin.jones@live.co.uk
See my Rhyl videos on YouTube:
Only the videos marked RhylTime are mine!
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