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It took just one look out of the caravan door at daft o’clock this morning and I knew straight away where I would be headed, straight for the Snowcapped Tryfan Mountain. However little did I know just how beautiful…
A location I came across, purly by accident whilst looking for other walking route. Little did I know what was really about to be uncovered as I explored the Twin Penmachno Arched Stone Bridges…
It’s been one of those mornings and nothing is going right. But I am determined to still make as much as I can of it, so off got a simple drive around the back roads of Snowdonia National Park to see what views I find…
Finally a chance to catch the Lonley Tree during an autumnal morning on the Llyn Padarn, in North Wales. Hopefully you will all agree, it wasn’t a wasted trip with some amazing blue hour results…
Drive past this location almost daily. So where better for a quick lunch break to pull in and have a quick look around with the camera in hand.
Hi again it’s is nice to see you again as you might already know hi it is Evelyn here…
Someone got me up at 6.00 am #rude. A fun fact about the lonely tree if you go to the side of it, it looks like a reindeer (just to get you in the Christmas spirit).
As I carefully navigate the uneven, rocky terrain, the air is thick with the earthy scent of mineral-rich soil — a heady mixture that evokes both nostalgia and awe.
It’s been on radar for a while. But the Mach Loop is a location for serious photographers. Amateur like me perhaps not best suited, but hey how will I learn if I don’t push myself or even try???
The skys were clear and all I could think about was how today was the perfect day to photograph the Manx Rose, over on Anglesey. The tide would be out and the sun would be setting in just the right place.
Last night I knew I wanted to see the Dolphins; we checked when the high tide will be. It was at 12:56pm so about lunch time. We wanted to go there at the highest tide because
As I leisurely strolled along the shoreline, the stillness of the night enveloped the scene in an almost surreal tranquility Point of Ayr Lighthouse Summer Sunset. Almost as if time itself had momentarily paused to appreciate the quiet beauty before me. The darkness of the sky was so deep and velvety that it contrasted sharply with the solitary silhouette of the lighthouse, which stood tall and unwavering, a silent guardian against the encroaching night.
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