Happy New Year from North Wales

Well. We ate a lot. Drank a lot. Met up with friends – a lot. Had lots of walks and also rested – a lot. We had lots of fun – without the van – and are already looking forward to a lot of trips planned for 2013.

18 thoughts on “Happy New Year from North Wales”

localtravelerns on 05/01/2013 at 17:58 said:

Happy new year! Looking forward to reading more of your adventures in 2013!

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- MrsBoardwell on 05/01/2013 at 18:05 said:
  
  Likewise! Perhaps ours could be a little less *ahem* WET this year – 2012 was the wettest in Wales since records began, boohoo :(
  luckily I have your gorgeous snow pics to feast my greedy little eyes on right now :)
  
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Jeff Katzer on 06/01/2013 at 03:57 said:

Thanks friend. I’ve been missing your stories and photos. Happy new year. Kat

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- MrsBoardwell on 10/01/2013 at 14:21 said:
  
  …..and happy NY to you, too. Keep those dude pics coming :)
  
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Where's Wiwi? on 06/01/2013 at 06:52 said:

Blwyddyn Newydd Dda to you!

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- MrsBoardwell on 07/01/2013 at 07:21 said:
  
  you put me to shame with your Welsh……. ^-^
  
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  - Where's Wiwi? on 07/01/2013 at 08:20 said:
    
    LOL, the joys of online translation! :)
megtraveling on 06/01/2013 at 16:24 said:

Wonderful pictures – Happy New Year!

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- MrsBoardwell on 10/01/2013 at 14:20 said:
  
  ….and the same to you! Looking forward to many more (Italian?) posts from you this year ^-^
  
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rigmover on 07/01/2013 at 10:20 said:

Sounds like fun

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- MrsBoardwell on 07/01/2013 at 19:05 said:
  
  It was! Snow would have been the icing on the cake ;)
  
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Moel Faban Suppers on 09/01/2013 at 09:58 said:

Beautiful pictures of my neck of the woods. I have just become van plus four so hoping to go off on similar travels! x

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- MrsBoardwell on 10/01/2013 at 13:58 said:
  
  Exciting van times ahead!!! You seem a very busy lady, what with the amazing supper clubs (how far away are you from the Llangollen area?) and the Weimar theme (would you believe, I am a German born North Walian with an ever present craving for Semmelknödel, Sauerkraut, Gurken, Jägerschnitzel and the like ^-^) I’m definitely looking forward to seeing more of your stuff in 2013! ^-^
  
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  - Moel Faban Suppers on 10/01/2013 at 19:46 said:
    
    Aaww thanks, I’m glad you like my blog. I love your pictures, they put mine to shame!! I definitely need a new camera!!
    
    I’m based in Bethesda which is a little way from LLangollen, although I have had people travel from Chester to attend supper club!!!
    
    Its amazing how many German bloggers contacted me while we were doing the Weimar night. I had some very good suggestions and much needed help from one twitter follower!! (KerstinsKitchen)…she lives in Shropshire and runs a supper club too.
    
    Another Weimar night is in discussion…around May time I think so keep a look out…just in case you fancy a visit it the area!
    
    Take care
    
    Denise
mountaincoward on 18/01/2013 at 20:12 said:

Love the food photos – that’s the thing I like best about Christmas – all that lovely food :-) (I’m a bit of a pig – that’s why I have to walk it off up the mountains!),
Carol.

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- MrsBoardwell on 19/01/2013 at 10:08 said:
  
  We like to eat’n drink round here Carol ^_^ I think we should add a new *walking* section on the blog this year (food, camping, walking……….goes together like Gin & Tonic, right? ;)) and so I’m looking forward to visiting your site often to see how it’s done properly ^_^
  *See* you soon!
  Babs
  
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  - mountaincoward on 19/01/2013 at 23:47 said:
    
    One of the reasons I walk is to keep my tum down! I’m not totally winning now I’m past 50 though! :-(
GullringstorpGoatGal on 20/01/2013 at 21:14 said:

Hej from Sweden!
Thanks for stopping by again and liking my recent post. Welcome back anytime.

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