Deliverence without the banjos North Wales

I came across this little lot driving the back roads of North Wales, at first I just thought it was a dumping ground for old vehicles. I’m convinced it isn’t. There was no one around for the hour or so I was busy mooching.

Problem is when one is rubber necking you sometimes forget to watch where you are stepping ( hence why I’m always going arse over tit when there are brambles about: I digress).

I was just a mere split second from disturbing a couple of snakes having an alfresco session in the sun with by plodding size 10’s, I stepped back sheesh, that was a bit iffy. “Smile please” thank you, carry on!


There was one motor home that was open that had a small solar panel on its dashboard, guess power is needed to watch VHS (yes kids Netflix hasn’t always been around). Obviously not a lover of grot family viewing only


All the abandoned motors were locked! An expired passport and tinned food visible


Wonder where the kids are? Is there any symbolism in the way things are displayed?


Bits were reasonably clean and tidy, and these plant eaters take their health seriously, but come on FFS what sort of hippy wears plaid slippers?


Pickled eggs and a pint anyone?


So there we have it a band of strolling minstrels or fighters of the undead?

That snake is beautiful!
A really interesting place , are those pickled eggs in the jar? Disgusting things without being left to rot...

The snake is a Adder just looked it up. You were lucky he didn't strike! Lol
He's beautiful, but I would have shat myself

Ah yes I know this one, I was pretty sure someone still frequents the yard here but may be wrong.
Great adder shot, in many years of wildlife photography I still havent got a decent one myself!

Damn, there could be some great VHS gems there! And I keep hearing of adders, but thought they are mostly in the south and east, but sure there must be some in the north as this proves. Great report!!

Pastybarm said:

Damn, there could be some great VHS gems there! And I keep hearing of adders, but thought they are mostly in the south and east, but sure there must be some in the north as this proves. Great report!!

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They r all over UK, I've seen em on Anglesea myself but are usually quite timid, could be just out of hibernation & therefore a bit drowsy.

Stealthstar79 said:

The snake is a Adder just looked it up. You were lucky he didn't strike! Lol
He's beautiful, but I would have shat myself

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And it had some length.

Never seen one round this area of lancashire, have read they are there, but yet to see one.