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Tag Archives: Snowdonia
High View
I’ve been going through the archive – re-living a few adventures and enjoyable days out. Whenever I do this I find images I had forgotten and that deserve to see the light of day. Today’s image dates back to 2006, … Continue reading
Posted in Mountain Walking, Walking in the UK
Tagged Carnedd Dafydd, Carneddau, Photography, Snowdonia
16 Comments
Lily Pads
On many occasions we have to take life as we find it. Same goes for photography. Those who have the foresight, have done the research, or just strike it lucky are the fortunate ones. Today’s images are an example of … Continue reading
Posted in Garden Plants and Wild Flowers, Mountain Walking
Tagged Cwmorthin, Lily Pads, Photography, Snowdonia, Water Lilies
19 Comments
Water Lily Leaves
It’s been a busy few days, so my apologies for the fact that I have not kept up with my usual viewing of your work – normal service will be resumed shortly. One of the reasons I am rather ‘behind’ … Continue reading
Posted in Landscapes
Tagged Cwmorthin, North Wales, Photography, Snowdonia, Water Lily Leaves
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The view from Conwy Mountain
There is something rather special about looking down on the coastline from a high point, especially when the tide is out and expanses of sand are revealed. And that is why I find Snowdonia in N Wales such a beautiful … Continue reading
Posted in Landscapes
Tagged Caravan site, Conwy Mountain, Conwy Sands, Great Orme, Landscape, Llandudno, Mobile Home, Photography, Snowdonia
20 Comments
Walks on less frequented hills and paths
Most people who visit one of the mountainous areas of the UK (especially first-timers), with the intention of doing some hill walking, will opt to climb one of the well-known peaks. That’s natural. These tend to be the highest peaks, … Continue reading
Posted in Mountain Walking, MountainScape
Tagged Eifionydd Hills, Moel Hebog, Mynydd Mawr, Nantlle Ridge, Photography, Rhyd-Ddu, Snowdonia
23 Comments
At the edge of the lake
Today’s image is of Llyn Cwmorthin in Snowdonia in early summer when the Horsetails are fresh and green and contrast well with the sun-lit waters. This lake sits in a steep sided valley in N Wales in the heart of … Continue reading
Posted in Landscapes, Mountain Walking
Tagged Cwmorthin, Horsetails, North Wales, Snowdonia
20 Comments
The Powder House
Today’s post introduces you to a beautiful area of N Wales and includes references to roofing materials and explosives. That may sound a strange mix, but read on and the connections will be revealed. Click any image in this post … Continue reading