‘International’, at the old Pumping Station, looking towards the Glyderau
2 March 2018
Gerlan, Bethesda
SH 63330 66572; 53.17863°N, 4.04646°W
After the ‘Beast from the East’ and Storm Emma.
Tryfan
23 July 2017
Viewed from the Welsh Water track to Ffynnon Llugwy reservoir
SH 69475 61723; 53.13661°N, 3.95260°W
Ffynnon Llugwy
23 July 2017
Carneddau mountains
SH 69281 62412; 53.14276°N, 3.95578°W
Traeth Penrhos, Malltraeth Bay
26 May 2017
Malltraeth Sands, Anglesey
SH 40855 67251; 53.17848°N, 4.38280°W
Looking towards Carnedd Dafydd
7 May 2017
Gwaun-y-gwiail, Bethesda
SH 63963 65936; 53.17308°N, 4.03673°W
Yr Elen;
Carnedd Dafydd;
More posts in the Carneddau series…
View of Bodnant House and the Terraces from Lady’s Seat, Furnace Hill
30 April 2017
Bodnant Garden, Tal y Cafn, Conwy
SH 80019 72289; 53.23402°N, 3.79903°W
In April 2017 8 hectares (20 acres) of previously private woodland were opened to the public at Bodnant Garden. The opening of Furnace Meadow and Furnace Hill was the culmination of a 10-year renovation project carried out to counter the effects of decline and disease in the area. The area is named after a blast furnace that operated there in the 18th century. With other previously private sections – Old Park Meadow, Yew Dell and The Far End – having been opened between 2013 and 2015, over 90% of the grounds are now accessible. A final area, Heather Hill, is scheduled to open in 2020.
Other posts in the Bodnant Garden series…
Welcome to Furnace Wood and Meadow (Bodnant Garden Blog)
Britannia Bridge
21 January 2017
View from Belgian Promenade, Menai Bridge, Anglesey
SH 55296 71708; 53.22264°N, 4.16892°W
