David's blog

 When I lived in this village as a child. There was this empty bit of land. Just on the outside of the village. And there used to be a big sign on. It's called Hemli Builders. I assume that one day there was going to be something built on that land. Perhaps I grew up nothing but built. I moved away. And then I came back. And there was still nothing on that land. But recently. Someone local has land. Grab the bit land grabbed the land. And has sold it to a housing association. They have built 16 houses on it. This will be interesting. To see. Who comes and lives in those houses? It will help with. The local businesses, which aren't many. The shop and the pub. And I guess there'll be kids for the school, maybe. As long as they. Call can make an effort with the language. It's fine. I'm joining the community. I did apply for a place myself, but I live on my own so I don't really need. Two bedrooms? Which? Just walked the houses are. These houses should be filled wit...

Well we are getting to coming out of the wretched lockdown timetable the council has imposed on us for nearly 4 years I got to see a bus that will be running on the new service the T22 today, no one I had talked to had actullay seen any of these buses but they exist obviously I just need to see one in service now. I just went to tesco and the driver told me that there was an electric bus in the new chargng place so off I went for nose, apparetntly they take 12 hours to charge and can go all day on that charge which is handy as there are not that many charging points around, these electric buses will be good if you want to listen to music on your way to work as they are quiet  I think these buses cost about half a million each a lot of money for a bus, roll on the day they come into service now so we can get out of the lockdown shit once and for all, I think these buses will help the tourist induustry around and it nice to see something coming here for a change instead of being clos...

Yn y gorffenol roedd gwasanaetth bws i blaenau i Porthmadog yn bodoli bob awr ond wedyn ddoth y pandemig i wneud llanast o beth. Fe dorwyd y gwasanaeth i lawr i ddim y lockdown ond yn aradeg fe ddaeth un neu ddwy yn ol i'r amserlen.  Nid oed y bws ma yn gwneud llawer dim ond mynd yn ol a mlaen o Port ddim hyd yn oed yn mynd i tesco, roedd hynnu yn ddealladwy yn y pandemig. Rydym allan o'r pandemig rwan ers tipin o amser felly roedd mond yn deg i mi ddisgwl fysa y gwasanaeth bob awr yn cael ei roi yn ei ol ond na roedd gan gyngor gwynedd ideas arall. Yn y pandemig roedd son am fysiau trydan (enw y gwasanaeth ei enw oedd y T22 ) yn mynd i weneud y gwasanaeth yma o port i blaenau a fysa fo yr run  fath a oedd wedi bod cin yn pandemg Ddoth y planiau yma i ddechra y gwasaeth yn Ebrill 2022 ar draws un neu ddau o digolion tanygrisiau a oedd yn benderfynol fod yn nimbys. a ni fedrodd y cyngor sortio y broblem a fuodd rhaid i'r cyngor gael hyd i rhiwle arall fyds y nimbys ma wedi a...

Today, I decided to take the bus to Tesco for my grocery shopping. It was a beautiful day and I wanted to enjoy the scenery along the way. As I waited at the bus stop, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the convenience of public transportation. The bus arrived on time and I hopped on, taking a seat near the window. As we made our way to Tesco, I watched as the city passed by. The hustle and bustle of daily life was in full swing and it was nice to be a part of it. When we arrived at Tesco, I grabbed my reusable shopping bags and headed inside. The store was busy but well-stocked. I made my way through the aisles, picking up everything on my list. The fresh produce looked particularly good today and I couldn't resist picking up some extra fruits and vegetables. After paying for my groceries, I headed back to the bus stop. The ride home was just as enjoyable as the ride there. As I got off the bus and walked back to my house, I couldn't help but feel grateful for the ...