This was a travel day from Caernarfon, Wales to York, England with a long stop in Chester, England
Conwy Castle, Wales
Conwy Castle shot from the bus
Roman ruins shot from the city wall in Chester
The remains of the Roman amphitheater.
Eastgate clock
Eastgate shot from the street. This is a gate through the ancient city wall.
Chester Cathedral from the street
Chester Town Hall
McDonalds next to town hall
Chester Cross is the junction of Watergate, Eastgate, Bridge and Northgate Streets. The town crier makes a proclamation every day at the Chester High Cross (right,) originally placed here in the 14th century. The current one is the result of a 1949 restoration using parts of the 1476 version.
One of Chester's elevated walkways, called the Chester Rows, an architectural feature unique to Chester, originating in the 13th century. These are on the second story of all of the buildings on the streets radiating from Chester Cross. The street is visible through the opening on the left.
Street shot with St Peter's Church at Chester Cross.
Victoria Pub at Chester Cross. There was a pub at this site as early as 1269
Window in St Peter's Church
Gargoyle detail - St. Michael's church
St. Michael's church with gargoyles. This is the home of Chester History and Heritage, a research center for historical and genaeological research.
Spotting Eddie Stobart trucks is apparently a road trip game for children.
Random door as we enter York.
The River Foss
Clifford's Tower, the keep of York Castle, was built in the 13th century by Henry III to replace the original 11th century wooden structure.
