A chance to get sand on your tyres.

Self catering caravans at Haven Green Acres site near Portmadog https://www.haven.com/parks/north-wales/greenacres/ an upgraded caravan is £196.70 for 3 nights and sleeps 6 so £65.56 a couple.

Mon 28th June until Friday and then Fri 3rd sept to Monday. 
Paul (Leebow) and Jenny Bowater are the brains behind it.
A Whats app chat will be started closer to the dates for organising meets on route and other stuff.

June.
Paul and Jenny
jay and Pam
Dave and Lynn
Paul and Sue


September.
Paul and Jenny
Jay and Pam
Dave and Lynn
Paul and Sue
Scott and Jackie.

Thanks for that Keith more the merrier for both dates,all you do is go on to the haven holidays site search for green acres site and go through the booking procedure,we do have a good time visiting different places and playing on the beach 😀👍

June.
paul and Jenny
jay and Pam
Dave and Lynn
Paul and Sue


September.
Paul and Jenny
Jay and Pam
Dave and Lynn
Paul and Sue
Scott and Jackie.
Keith and Vicky
Doug and Grace

June.
paul and Jenny
jay and Pam
Dave and Lynn
Paul and Sue


September.
Paul and Jenny
Jay and Pam
Dave and Lynn
Paul and Sue
Scott and Jackie.
Keith and Vicky
Doug and Grace
Vanessa & Allan
Gail & Dave
Dave M

Jason and kath for September.

June.
paul and Jenny
jay and Pam
Dave and Lynn
Paul and Sue


September.
Paul and Jenny
Jay and Pam
Dave and Lynn
Paul and Sue
Scott and Jackie.
Keith and Vicky
Doug and Grace
Vanessa & Allan
Gail & Dave
Dave M
Jason & Kath
Simon, Jo & kids

We'll we've arrived




Even the beaches are on a hill here

Great sight.

If the beach slopes make sure your hand brakes are on.

Please notice the responsible social distancing. Of the buggies  Matt Hancock take note

Keep an eye on the tide when down by the rock cave taking photos 

Yes Dave the social distancing, in public, is impressively correct.

However, I await sight of leaked CCTV or non official photos to determine if anything improper - like swapping of buggy body parts - has occurred.

Run out today to Llandudno and round Great Orme. Fabulous roads with hairpin bends and Greek weather to match.

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Then on to Bangor, a hidden gem this that most people probably fly past going to Carnarvon or Llandudno. Parked by the pier and had a nice stroll to the end out in the Menai Straits.

Back to the site through the Snowdonia National Park, a drive on the beach then fish and chips and a few beers together by one of the vans. The onsite restaurant which was at best ok last year has really tumbled in quality.

Tomorrow Harlech, one of our team has been raving about the castle, then on to Barmouth

Sounds, and I am confident is, a blast of fun you are all having.

Harlech has a small road that used to be the steepest in the world - Ffordd Pen Llech - so you could test your hand brake starts although the locals probably don't like the attention given old Harlech has a narrow hilly centre.

Back in the late 70's you could do a fair bit of Harlech to Barmouth on the beach. Bent a track rod there not realising how deep a water channel across the beach was when having fun.

Keith I can't imagine you being quite so irresponsible. Any photos to prove it !