Bedd Taliesin

High above Tre Taliesin, on a small plateau in the shelter of Moel y Garn lies a small chambered tomb … Continue reading Bedd Taliesin

Swallow Falls: Welsh 100 – No 47

The rain this summer though unwelcome has filled the rivers in Wales almost to overflowing. Almost everywhere you look in … Continue reading Swallow Falls: Welsh 100 – No 47

A number of the visits we undertook during our holiday seemed to have developed an ecclesiastical theme. But this may … Continue reading St Winifred’s Well: Welsh 100- No 45

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 our trip to Grassholm we visited two lighthouses. Both of which I never thought I get the chance to … Continue reading Two Lighthouse & Two Pauls

Ramsey and Skomer Islands were our main wish list items on our week in West Wales, but we had a … Continue reading Grassholm

So leaving Aunty at home, the Pembroke coast became a boys playground for a week. My old mucker Paul, from … Continue reading Ramsey Island

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