Hay-on-way is a town in Wales, England, and a centre of trade in old books throughout Britain. Books collected from all over the town are everywhere in the town, and rows of bookshelves are scattered in all corners of the town, which is simply a paradise for book lovers.
Hay's transportation is not convenient, not even a small train station, not far from London is not too close. It is said that there is a book festival here every year, and at that time, the town is the most lively time.
There are more than 40 bookstores in the town, and it can be said that almost everyone who lives in the town has a bookstore of their own. There is a wide variety of books gathered here, and interestingly, each bookstore also has a classification. Like not grabbing business, each bookstore has its own signature features. Whenever you walk into a store, the seller will greet you politely and friendly.
There was also a Hay Castle in the town, which was small and not as grand as London, and the buildings of Windsor were magnificent, not as beautiful as the colleges of Oxbridge, and next to the simple signs were simple little round doors. The only interior of the castle that you can enter is also a bookstore, and you will be shocked when you enter! In the lower front yard of the castle, there are bookshelves filled with old books. Judging by the old and new nature of each book and the damp musty smell, it seems that these books are placed on these shelves set outside all year round. In the middle of the courtyard there is a large and long wooden table and chairs. There are travelers sitting there leisurely reading books. The castle is led by a few small wooden stairs, or so simple and casual.
In fact, the characteristics of Hay are not all books, at least I think so. There are a lot of thrift shops, antique shops in the town of Hay. If you have the opportunity to go shopping, remember to control your desire to buy and buy! Because you're going to get out of control