Place of Writing - Aberystwyth, Ceredigion
Ipswich Town's Championship position - 14th
Currently reading - Atonement Ian McEwen
Aberystwyth lies at the end of an Arriva trains railway line, one of the furthest places away from where I live in Kent that I can possibly be in Britain, so why did I choose to come here to study? The place is incredibly good looking, it stood out from a crowd of five by the way it presented itself, a glorious sunshine town with a huge amount packed in and that's exactly what I found when I got here.
Luckily enough, my wonderful girlfriend lives a couple of towns over and is willing to make room in her car for me and so she had the pleasure of my company for six hours. Lucky her. Our journey took us right through Hereford to visit her Grandparents and by making good time, we were able to be back before the sun went down.
The following couple of days were spent pretty lazily, I unpacked and settled back down to my revision (exam in 3 days at the time of writing this) and took it easy.
The following photos were taken on walks around the town, I'm hoping to get out more with my camera.
Built in 1795, The Old College still plays host to lectures and seminars for certain subjects.
The view towards the ruined castle.
The last train out of Aberystwyth.
Closing time.
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