Monknash
The Glamorgan coast is always worth a visit, and where better than to blow away the cobwebs after New Year … Continue reading Monknash
Penarth Fossil Hunting
One of my Christmas presents from Karen this year was a fossil hunting kit comprising of a geological hammer, chisels … Continue reading Penarth Fossil Hunting
Autumn Water
We’ve had an awful lot of rain so far this October, so much so it is defiantly a case of … Continue reading Autumn Water
The Nine Stones, Winterbourne Abbas
Right next door to the busy A35 between Bridport and Dorchester there is a small stone circle. Despite being so … Continue reading The Nine Stones, Winterbourne Abbas
Fossil Hunting at Charnmouth
30 September The stormy weather continued to be determined to make sure September finished with a howl. The day offered … Continue reading Fossil Hunting at Charnmouth
West Bay, Dorset
After a warm, dry, sunny and unseasonable first 2 weeks of September this year, of course as we went away … Continue reading West Bay, Dorset
Coetan Arthur Burial Chamber
Coetan Arthur Burial Chamber Pembrokeshire is so well endowed with ancient monuments, and you are never far away from one … Continue reading Coetan Arthur Burial Chamber
St Anthony’s Well
Wondering around Wales can often bring up surprises. OK yes there are beautiful views almost everywhere you go in this … Continue reading St Anthony’s Well
Melin Tregwynt
Woollen mills used be be a common feature of rural Wales, with plenty of water to drive the water wheel … Continue reading Melin Tregwynt
Sgwd Gwladus
Water plays a central part in many Welsh tales, many tinged with tragedy and touched by love lost. These tales … Continue reading Sgwd Gwladus
