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Random notes on the travels of a Welshman who has been allowed out to play after finishing his chores. OK so I don't travel with my Aunt, but I am usually under the adult supervision of my long suffering wife.

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Manorbier to Freshwater East – Emperors on the path
Wales, Wales Coastal Path, Welsh Castles

Manorbier to Freshwater East – Emperors on the path

When we started planning this set of holiday walks we thought we could use the buses to get around enabling … Continue reading Manorbier to Freshwater East – Emperors on the path

Dryslwyn Castle
Wales, Welsh Castles

Dryslwyn Castle

August Bank Holiday seems to so long ago now as I look out the window at the rainy and murky … Continue reading Dryslwyn Castle

A day at the seaside – Llansteffan
Wales, Welsh Castles

A day at the seaside – Llansteffan

The weekend weather was glorious, a cloudless sky, temperatures in the mid 20s. What else could we do except spend … Continue reading A day at the seaside – Llansteffan

Castell Dolbadarn
Wales, Welsh Castles

Castell Dolbadarn

After climbing mountains with Paul S during our holiday recently in North Wales it was time for something a little … Continue reading Castell Dolbadarn

Chepstow
Wales, Welsh Castles

Chepstow

Perched on the edge of a precipitous cliff overlooking the River Wye is a fantastic castle. And when the sun … Continue reading Chepstow

Three Cliffs Bay
Wales Coastal Path, Welsh Castles

Three Cliffs Bay

A Bank Holiday Weekend that is offering something other than rain. Surely this must be a mistake. It always rains … Continue reading Three Cliffs Bay

Books, books and more books. Hay-on-Wye. Welsh 100: Number 40
100 Things To Do In Wales, Wales, Welsh Castles

Books, books and more books. Hay-on-Wye. Welsh 100: Number 40

Hay on WyeNestling under the northern flanks of the Black Mountains lies a fascinating small town full of book shops. … Continue reading Books, books and more books. Hay-on-Wye. Welsh 100: Number 40

Llandovery or Llanymddyfri
Wales, Welsh Castles, Welsh Legends

Llandovery or Llanymddyfri

For a recent series of adventures that saw us tie off another two items on the Welsh 100 list we … Continue reading Llandovery or Llanymddyfri

Manorbier Castle – a castle in the sand
Wales, Welsh Castles

Manorbier Castle – a castle in the sand

The weekend beckoned, the caravan was hitched behind the car and Aunty and I headed West. Sounds good, but the … Continue reading Manorbier Castle – a castle in the sand

A Red Castle? Powys Castle of course! Welsh 100 – No 27
100 Things To Do In Wales, Wales, Welsh Castles

A Red Castle? Powys Castle of course! Welsh 100 – No 27

After Montgomery the rain cleared and so we made a dash for Powys Castle. However, by the time we got … Continue reading A Red Castle? Powys Castle of course! Welsh 100 – No 27

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