fairy falls造句

• The Fairy Falls, a waterfall on the river Crafnant, was a popular visiting place.
• Downstream of the main falls are a number of further, lesser, falls, which old postcards also call the " Fairy Falls ".
• Downstream of the main Fairy Falls are a number of further, lesser, falls, which old postcards also call the " Fairy Falls ".
• Downstream of the main Fairy Falls are a number of further, lesser, falls, which old postcards also call the " Fairy Falls ".
• Spenceville hosts a variety of activities : hiking, biking, hunting, hunting dog field trials, target shooting, camping, Fairy Falls ( a . k . a.
• "' The Fairy Falls "'public house was originally named the " Geirionnydd Vaults ", becoming the " Geirionnydd Hotel " around the turn of the 20th century.
• At Trefriw some water from the river is extracted to pass through the Trefriw Woollen Mills to generate hydro-electricity for the machinery, after which the river flows over the Fairy Falls, a popular attraction.
• Regarding the name, the information board beside the waterfall states : " The Trefriw Fairy Falls were named by the Victorians who were fascinated with fairies and identified many enchanting locations as home to these diminutive, mythical creatures ."
• Other shops which have long disappeared include : a post office ( by Chandlers yard ), a shoe shop ( currently the butchers ), two butcher's shops ( one at " Bryn Neuadd ", which has also been a craft shop, the other opposite the mill ), a cycle shop ( lower main street ), a bank ( the middle shop in Glanrafon parade ), a cake shop / bakers ( opposite the current Post Office ), a cobblers and confectionery shop ( where the woollen mill is now ), a sweet shop ( opposite the school ), a craft shop ( opposite the Fairy Falls ), a chemist, a taxi / garage business ( later Chandlers boatyard ), " Neuadd " cafe ( next to the village hall ), a chip shop ( near " The Ship " pub ) and a grocers ( behind the current Post Office ).