On a quiet Sunday morning with perfect weather, we went down the Leyn
Peninsula, again on lovely small country roads, making our first stop at
Pwllheli, another beach resort with a promenade and a great stretch of
sand. By now it had turned really warm, and we thought about bathing, but
couldn't be bothered. So on we went, this time on the main road to the
next little town, Llannbedrog. Arrived there, we found a fantastic Victorian
mansion with an exhibition of contemporary local artists, most of whom
left us cold, but there were one or two very good ones in between. The
small town itself is situated up a very steep hill, so after the cool Victorian
mansion, we worked our way up the hill and found a nice and cheap B&B
(£12,50 p.p.) on the top. The woman there, another Welsh-speaker,
recommended a pub "a mile up the road", but luckily we decided we were
too tired to go far, so took the nearest pub which was very good. The next
morning, when we took the road, she had showed us to the pub, it was 4
kms downhill all the way which meant it would have been a very tiring trip
back after dinner, if we had followed her advice.