I have said previously that north Wales has wonderful scenery. It’s not all about the mountains of Snowdonia, in fact Snowdonia is not all mountains anyway. I thought I’d put together a few images to show just how varied the scenery is in this part of the world.
To start, here is the Conwy valley, looking [...]
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Scenes of north Wales, and the eisteddfod.
Posted in Culture, Landscapes/Nature, tagged afon conwy, bala, conwy valley, cwm eigiau, dolwyddelan, eisteddfod, lligwy bay, llyn tegid, north wales, porth dafarch, snowdon, steam railway on August 3, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Anglesey, a jewel of an island
Posted in Landscapes/Nature, Pre-history, tagged angelsey, birds, din Lligwy, malltraeth, moelfre, north wales, porth dafarch, south stack on November 7, 2008 | 4 Comments »
Most of my posts about North wales have been around Snowdonia, mainly I suppose because I love being in the hills.
I have, however, paid three visits to Anglesey this year, and it has so much to offer. It’s relatively flat, with lots of rolling farmland. Anglesey Beef and Lamb is wonderful!
But there are lots of [...]






