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LLANDUDNO TOWN TRAIL - 6
The Promenade at the Cenotaph
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Donkey rides for children are a great feature of the
Llandudno beaches and usually operate from either side of the boat
slipway near the cenotaph. Elizabeth Hughes, the donkey lady started
the tradition over 125 years ago and her descendants continue this fine
experience for children.
With the cenotaph behind this
open view links the Promenade with the town and its other shore. North
Parade is on the
right and South Parade on the left through to the junction with Mostyn
Street and beyond is Gloddaeth Street leading to the West Shore.
This above morning view in June 2004 from the Camera Obscura hill
shows the Cenotaph
with South Parade and further to the left Glan y Mor Parade. Included
in the view are the twin mounds of Deganwy Castle.
Here too, from the two boat
jetties below, small boats set sail several times daily for leisurely
trips (or if preferred exciting trips by power boat) round the headland of the Great Orme.
trips (or if preferred exciting trips by power boat) round the headland of the Great Orme.
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