Looking down a deserted Llandudno Pier on a wet & windy Autumn afternoon:
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3 comments:
Wonderful picture, thank you.
Yes, very atmospheric. Love the deserted look of it.
Patience has paid off and I have now ordered this wonderful picture from the Llandudno emporium. Thank you, keep them coming!
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