Mitchell’s Fold Stone Circle, Shropshire
During a visit to the Shropshire Hills I came upon Mitchell’s Fold Stone Circle, which at first look is a…
Camp Plas – Glamping and Camping in The Welsh Meadows
We have found a place that is definitely ‘us’ and that is Camp Plas, near Welshpool, Wales. A place where…
The Llangollen History Trail: A Walk With Landmarks and Views
Discover the rich history and breathtaking beauty of the 6 mile Llangollen History Trail. This scenic route boasts a collection…
A Walk Up Moel Famau: The Top Of The Clwydian Hills
Moel Famau, the highest point of the Clwydian Range of Hills in North Wales as well as the county of…
Discovering Pistyll Rhaeadr: Wales’ Picturesque Waterfall
Nestled in the heart of Wales lies a hidden gem that has captured the imagination of travellers for centuries –…
The Gatehouse, Nolton Haven – Pembrokeshire
When warm weather is just a faint hope on the wind. A faraway dream. There is an easy way to…
Welsh Mountain Cider – Delicious Taste From The Mountains Of Wales
I will admit straight away that I have never been much of a cider drinker. Maybe it was all the…
Westhills Coastal Cottage, Lydstep, Tenby
Don’t know about you, but the last few years have persuaded me that when it comes to holidays, there’s no…
A Narrowboat Trip On The Llangollen Canal
A canal boat trip is on the wish list for so many people I know. It was definitely on my…
Waun Fach in the Brecon Beacons
Waun Fach, at 810 meters, is the highest mountain in The Black Mountains and offers stunning panoramic views over the…
A Walk Along The Monmouthshire And Brecon Canal
The Brecon Beacons in South Wales is famed for its hilly, sometimes strenuous walks and changing weather systems – as…
Exploring Newborough Forest and Ynys Llanddwyn
Exploring the Anglesey coastline is a must if you are visiting this part of the world. This stretch of pristine…