Why is Bodnant Gardens described as the best gardens in Wales? The Bodnant Gardens Laburnum Arch is a highlight but the gardens are a delight in all seasons. The nearby Bodnant Welsh Food Centre is a foodie’s must-visit as well for excellent locally-sourced Welsh fare.
If you’re lucky enough to have 1 week in North Wales then this is the perfect itinerary. There’s so much to see and do in North Wales and this itinerary will take you from gorgeous golden beaches to historical towns to one of the quirkiest villages in the world. You’ll see the summit of the
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The Llŷn Peninsula beaches around the north-west coast of Wales are some of the most beautiful and unspoilt in Europe. From the tiny fishing harbour at Porth Dinllaen to the dramatic beaches around Aberdaron, explore this outstanding coastline in our ultimate guide to the beaches of the Llŷn Peninsula.
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If you’re looking for a quirky place to stay in Wales, then you’re in luck because it has more castles per square mile than any other country in the world and many of them have been restored into holiday homes and hotels. I’ve been busy spending my summer exploring these castles, and I’ve made sure […]
If you’re lucky enough to have 1 week in North Wales then this is the perfect itinerary. There’s so much to see and do in North Wales and this itinerary will take you from gorgeous golden beaches to historical towns to one of the quirkiest villages in the world. You’ll see the summit of the
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If you’re lucky enough to have 1 week in North Wales then this is the perfect itinerary. There’s so much to see and do in North Wales and this itinerary will take you from gorgeous golden beaches to historical towns to one of the quirkiest villages in the world. You’ll see the summit of the
If you’re lucky enough to have 1 week in North Wales then this is the perfect itinerary. There’s so much to see and do in North Wales and this itinerary will take you from gorgeous golden beaches to historical towns to one of the quirkiest villages in the world. You’ll see the summit of the
Hidden Walks Of Wales - Walking the Newton to Candleston circular walk across Merthyr Mawr Nature Reserve which lies on the South Wales Coast near Porthcawl.
Visiting this Victorian seaside town in North Wales. I share 7 awesome things to do in Llandudno from the Llandudno bobsleigh, the Great Orme & more!
From Temperance Town to Capel Celyn and Tiger Bay to Mynydd Epynt
Castell Cynffig (Castle Kenfig). Little is left of the original twelfth century Norman site, but later rebuilding has left the remains of a stone keep, square tower and thick walls. It is located about five miles north west of Porthcawl, on a small road southwest off the B4283 and in the northeast corner of Kenfig Nature Reserve. The castle was built by Robert Earl of Gloucester. It was sacked by the Welsh of several occasions in the twelfth and thirteenth century and again in the fourteenth.
Visiting the Northern Suburbs provides you with some spectacular scenery. Located just south of Sydney, many people love this area.
If you’re lucky enough to have 1 week in North Wales then this is the perfect itinerary. There’s so much to see and do in North Wales and this itinerary will take you from gorgeous golden beaches to historical towns to one of the quirkiest villages in the world. You’ll see the summit of the
If you’re lucky enough to have 1 week in North Wales then this is the perfect itinerary. There’s so much to see and do in North Wales and this itinerary will take you from gorgeous golden beaches to historical towns to one of the quirkiest villages in the world. You’ll see the summit of the
If you’re lucky enough to have 1 week in North Wales then this is the perfect itinerary. There’s so much to see and do in North Wales and this itinerary will take you from gorgeous golden beaches to historical towns to one of the quirkiest villages in the world. You’ll see the summit of the
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These beautiful images show Wales at its magical best
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The pink fluorescent slug, which grows up to 20cm long and the carnivore snail, which preys on its vegetarian relatives., are found around Mount Kaputar in New South Wales.
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It was as if someone had poured tons of coffee and milk into the ocean, then switched on a giant blender. Suddenly the shoreline north of Sydney were transformed into the Cappuccino Coast
“Mon, I didn’t know you were going away. Are you in Italy!?” This was a text message I received from a friend immediately after I’d posted a photo from Portmeirion on Facebook. The sun was shining, it was 22C, I was licking chocolate chip flavoured gelato while staring out to sea. I was surrounded by
A train journey through time on the historic scenic Ffestiniog Railway in North Wales, travelling from Blenau Ffestiniog through Snowdonia's mountains to Porthmadog by the sea.
Visiting this Victorian seaside town in North Wales. I share 7 awesome things to do in Llandudno from the Llandudno bobsleigh, the Great Orme & more!
If you’re lucky enough to have 1 week in North Wales then this is the perfect itinerary. There’s so much to see and do in North Wales and this itinerary will take you from gorgeous golden beaches to historical towns to one of the quirkiest villages in the world. You’ll see the summit of the
Melincourt Falls (Sgwd Rhyd Yr Hesg) is a 24m plunge waterfall that seemed like one of the unsung waterfalls in an area of South Wales dubbed Waterfall Country.
"End-Over-End" Llewellin (Haverfordwest) Butter Churn and Accessories From Llewellin Churn Works at North Gate, Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire, Dyfed, South Wales. Before the advent of modern shopping and manufactured foods, churning the butter was a traditional task for most European households. Fresh full cream milk, the only kind known then, was poured into a container like this barrel churn. It was agitated for about 45 minutes until the pale cream had gradually consolidated into lumps of golden fat, which were squeezed to remove the remaining liquid, or buttermilk, and then shaped using a pair of wooden butter pats. Invented in the 1700s, the barrel churn was only one of a number of different kinds, all working on the same principle of constant agitation of the milk. Earlier nomadic cultures achieved this with a skin bag carried on their pack animals. Made by J Llewellin and Son of Haverfordwest, the end-over-end churn won several awards at Royal Agricultural Shows in the Twenties.
A lovely travel wall art poster print of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park in South West Wales by South Wales Artist Ed Lewis. This print shows two of my favourite birds, heavily associated with Pembrokeshire : - the puffin and the guillemot. Both of these birds can be seen on a visit to Skomer Island. Well worth the visit. Pembrokeshire is the most amazing place. I am heavily biased of course growing up there but it's beauty cannot be argued. From Amroth in the south to St Dogmaels in the North, the coast path is 186m long. There are so many great places to check out on it's route including Tenby, Barafundle, Manorbier, Angle, Solva, St Brides and Broadhaven. Hope you like this wall art print / poster of the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park and it's spectacular bird life. Thanks for looking. Appreciated. Some points to note * Prints will be digitally printed on 250gsm White Premium Epson Paper * Prints come unframed * Prints will be delivered in a cardboard backed envelope (A4) or tube (all other sizes) for protection. * There may be some colour differences between the colours you see on screen and that actually printed. This is normal and is linked to differences in monitor brightness etc. * Prints come with a white border as depicted. For Giclee prints and to find out more information, please visit my website at www.ed-lewis.co.uk * Prints come with text as standard but if you wish to receive a print with NO text, please advise by adding a note during the ordering process.
Botanical nomenclature: Eucalyptus Grandis Common name: Rose Gum, Flooded Gum Family: myrtaceae Height: 30 to 60 meters -> 1 gram = ~600 seeds * A native of the north eastern New South Wales and south eastern Queensland coastal plains where it likes medium to heavy well-drained soils in an open, sunny position. It dislikes both frost and drought. An evergreen tree to 60 metres (190 ft) with a spread of 5 metres, it is a smaller tree in cultivation but still a very tall tree. The stem is erect and straight (sometimes 2 metres (7 ft) across) and branching with a short stocking of rough, grey bark at the base and smooth, powdery white bark above. The densely textured crown consists of glossy, dark green, lanceolate leaves to 20cm long. The flower buds are globular and are held closely to the branches (sessile) in groups of 3 to ten while the flowers are greenish-white and appear winter to spring.
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Visiting this Victorian seaside town in North Wales. I share 7 awesome things to do in Llandudno from the Llandudno bobsleigh, the Great Orme & more!
There are a lot of great places to visit on a road trip in North Wales. From castles to coast, these 7 stand out above the rest.
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