Lligwy – 3 Ages in Stone

There are not many places where you can find evidence of more than 5000 years of continual human activity in … Continue reading Lligwy – 3 Ages in Stone

St Seiriol’s Well

Penmon at the eastern end of the Menai Strait of Angelsy is small, compact but has a great deal of … Continue reading St Seiriol’s Well

On the 17th August, 1831 the steamer Rothsay Castle left Liverpool at 11am on her regular journey to the Menai … Continue reading Trwyn Du and Ynys Seriol

Aunty and I were on holiday recently for two weeks in North Wales, and would you believe it the weather … Continue reading Saint Dwynwen – The Welsh St Valentine: Welsh 100 No 44

During the weekend while we were pretending to be Dr Livingstone and searching for the source of the Severn we … Continue reading St Cewydd

We are staying just outside Bath for a few days, but the caravan has an extra resident. Number 1 daughter … Continue reading Glastonbury without the festival

Wales has many roads. A few are wide, fast and classed as motorways. Many are are ordinary bidirectional truck roads … Continue reading Mwnt. Welsh 100 – No 34