Happy #Friday afternoon. We are having gorgeous #coffee at #cuffedincoffee in #CaerGybi today.Lush. 😊☕️☕️

#coffeetime
#cuffedincoffee
#Caergybi
#Holyhead

Dawn over #CaerGybi.

The footbridge to the busy port at #Caergybi #Holyhead.

Almost full moon over #Caergybi.

Leaving #Wales again at #Caergybi, I was reminded of my sister-in-law, whom we saw this weekend, and a native #Welsh speaker and former teacher of Welsh at University, explaining to me how people from North Wales are referred to as "Gogs" by other Welsh speakers, presumably those not from North Wales (and themselves?). It was unclear to me whether this term was derogatory or just a common designation. I was also introduced to the glottal positioning differences between Welsh spoken in the North and that of the South. Irrespective of the nuances, and my lack of any clear grasp of the language, the captain of our ferry has just announced gale force 9 gusts on the crossing, seemingly borne out by the waves already crashing against the breakwater. Should be fun!
#irishsea
#ferrytravel

"Pob hwyl", or "hwyl fawr"? As we leave North Wales for the almost certainly sunnier climes of Southwest Ireland (famous last words), a quick post of the view from #Caergybi to Ynys Mon. Just watching all the gannets (and I don't mean the birds) attacking the free food in the club lounge before at least some of them regurgitate it back into the onboard latrines during the forecast gale force crossing.
#northwales
#ynysmon
#ferrylife