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    More festive lights in the street opposite the Cardiff Castle main gates.: by locomocean, Views[230]
         		 Christmas lights adorn the outside of the castle walls - it's getting dark fast as we leave.: by locomocean, Views[210]
         		 Can't leave Cardiff without acknowledging the welsh red dragon.: by locomocean, Views[315]
         		 Snow falling in the castle grounds as we near the end of our visit.: by locomocean, Views[262]
         		 Greg filming the octagonal staircase, that we had special permission to look at - Thank you!!: by locomocean, Views[278]
     
    Sample of one of the cheeky monkey sculptures arond the door.: by locomocean, Views[437]
         		 Looking back from the library into a more subdued room - family portraits of the Bute's on the wall.: by locomocean, Views[216]
         		 Into the still rooms of the heavily carved library. Someone loved monkeys, because there were a multitude of them carved around doors and shelves etc.: by locomocean, Views[228]
         		 The luscious Banqueting Hall. They still hold banquets here today.: by locomocean, Views[245]
         		 In the Banqueting Hall, the beams are laden with angels spreading their wings.: by locomocean, Views[205]
     
    Ceiling in one of the smaller rooms of the Mansion House: by locomocean, Views[273]
         		 Further ornamentation in the arabic room - lushly painted and carved.: by locomocean, Views[250]
         		 The ceiling of the arabic room in the Cardiff Castle Mansion House - absolutely stunning!: by locomocean, Views[929]
         		 Tower using many astrological and astonomical symbols.: by locomocean, Views[201]
         		 Looking back at the main entrance to the castle from the Mot and Bailey.: by locomocean, Views[201]
     
    What remains of the inside of the Mot and Bailey ruin. There is evidence of where floors, windows and fireplaces used to be.: by locomocean, Views[241]
         		 Part of the Mot and Bailey Castle building, at the top of the steps.: by locomocean, Views[214]
         		 The old roman wall that separates the castle grounds into two - one side for the elite, the other for the peasants.: by locomocean, Views[212]
         		 The grand Mansion House of Cardiff Castle, that has been added onto over the centuries.: by locomocean, Views[265]
         		 The old Mot and Bailey Castle, with a sling-shot in the fore-ground.: by locomocean, Views[216]
     
    This is almost as close as we got to 'Glastonbury Tor'. You can just about see it on the hill in the distance - if you get your specs on!: by locomocean, Views[369]
         		 The tranquil waters of the stream running through Wookey Hole Village.: by locomocean, Views[375]
         		 Grace reaches Wookey Hole without losing her boots in the ankle deep mud we've just come through!: by locomocean, Views[663]
         		 Ian and Greg enjoying the peaceful Somerset countryside - about to hit quagmire!! : by locomocean, Views[300]
         		 A Bear sculpture that was life-sized, on our Ebbot's Gorge walk.: by locomocean, Views[282]
     
    Grace in a leafy glade on our way to Ebbot's Gorge (near Wookey Hole), where a famous british poet was inspired to write.: by locomocean, Views[243]
         		 The elaborate glass ceiling of Bristol's newest shopping mall 'Cabot Circus'.: by locomocean, Views[422]
         		 One of Bristol's many sculptures dotted around the city.: by locomocean, Views[196]
         		 The beautiful building of Bristol Museum.: by locomocean, Views[178]
         		 Inside the glorious 'Wills Memorial Tower', Bristol University.: by locomocean, Views[479]
     
    The grand 'Wills Memorial Tower', part of Bristol University, sits atop Park Street. : by locomocean, Views[226]
         		 Top of Cabot Tower - in all its finery. Such a shame it's closed at the moment - awaiting renovations.: by locomocean, Views[203]
         		 Bristol Council House at College Green, Bristol.: by locomocean, Views[660]
         		 Map showing the extensive cycle paths around Britain.: by locomocean, Views[152]
         		 Sparkling bauble in the Milleneum Square, Bristol.: by locomocean, Views[186]
     
    Uniquely designed bridge across the Bristol dock area.: by locomocean, Views[192]
         		 What used to be a granary - a real flash building just for storing grain! Through Karen's youth it was a night club (a raging party scene) and now it's a seafood bar and grill.: by locomocean, Views[224]
         		 A favourite Bristol pub 'Llandogger Trow' - don't ask me to translate!: by locomocean, Views[211]
         		 Cobbled paving along the banks of the River Avon, close to Bristol Bridge.: by locomocean, Views[257]
         		 Down one of the lanes at St Nicholas Market.: by locomocean, Views[185]
     
    Exquisite sculpturing smothers this bank building at St Nicholas Market.: by locomocean, Views[181]
         		 Ian has a habit of hitting the nail on the head! (One of the 'Nails' at the market): by locomocean, Views[350]
         		 The figures still work on this clock, which chimes on the hour. Church spire near St Nicholas' Market, Bristol.: by locomocean, Views[229]
         		 This spire sits above what used to be a gateway through the city wall of Bristol.: by locomocean, Views[180]
         		 The brightly named 'Christmas Steps' in Bristol. Still complete with cobbled paving.: by locomocean, Views[181]
     
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