Abergele High Street, looking west
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Image: © David Purchase Taken: 26 Dec 2017
This is the A547 through Abergele. Of course nearly all the traffic now uses the A55. The Pen-y-bont Inn, on the right, scored a few brownie points with me. I happened to knock my glass of wine over when I had already drunk about 75% of it. I ordered another one, but when I tried to pay for it, they refused. I could understand that for a regular customer, but for a complete stranger who will probably never be in Abergele again, I thought that pretty good. I have, of course, no connection with the inn, but thought such things should be noted.