Date
22 March 2020
Location
Benllech, Anglesey
SH 53030 82267; 53.31686°N, 4.20771°W
28 September 2019
Bethesda
SH 62179 66597; 53.17856°N, 4.06368°W
29 September 2018
Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, Anglesey
SH 52085 69639; 53.20317°N, 4.21601°W
Anglesey Woodland Festival;
Plas Newydd;
More posts in the Plas Newydd series
20 August 2018
Luss, Argyll and Bute
NS 36077 93038; 56.10188°N, 4.63713°W
With an area of 27 square miles, the 24-mile-long Loch Lomond is the largest inland loch/lake in Great Britain (the largest in the UK being Lough Neagh in Northern Ireland). The loch forms part of the Loch Lomond and the Trossachs National Park, which was created in 2002. There are several islands in the loch, one of which has been home to a colony of wallabies since the 1940s.
The picturesque village of Luss lies on the shore of Loch Lomond and is a very popular tourist destination. The settlement probably dates back to the 1300s and much of the village was rebuilt in the 1800s by the Colquhouns of Rossdhu Castle to provide housing for the workers in their nearby slate quarries.
19 August 2018
Chambers Street, Edinburgh
NT 25792 73322; 55.94716°N, 3.18980°W
25 February 2018
Portmeirion, Penrhyndeudraeth
SH 59051 37200; 52.91367°N, 4.09760°W
23 September 2017
Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, Anglesey
SH 52085 69639; 53.20317°N, 4.21601°W
Anglesey Woodland Festival;
Plas Newydd;
More posts in the Plas Newydd series
17 September 2017
Penrhyn Quarry, Bethesda
SH 62228 65513; 53.16883°N, 4.06249°W
Construction of Zip World’s new £3.3 million Adventure Terminal started in spring 2016 and it was built by Llanelli-based WRW Construction. The opening of the company’s new headquarters was planned for Easter 2017 but took place in September 2017. In addition to offices and the kitting-up area for the zip-line ‘flyers’, the building features the Blondin restaurant/café bar together with viewing galleries and a function space.
20 August 2017
St George’s Pier, Menai Bridge
SH 55932 72003; 53.22546°N, 4.15953°W
18 June 2017
Cable Bay (Porth Trecastell), Anglesey
SH 33350 70789; 53.20795°N, 4.49683°W
2 April 2017
Garth, Bangor
SH 58451 73224; 53.23710°N, 4.12236°W
25 March 2017
Bodnant Garden, Tal y Cafn, Conwy
SH 80019 72289; 53.23402°N, 3.79903°W
Weeping Window, Caernarfon Castle. The similarity of the base of the artwork to the claw of a Welsh dragon is coincidental and was a result of restrictions on the depth that can be spiked at certain areas because of underlying archaeological remains.
15 October 2016
Caernarfon Castle
SH 47827 62667; 53.13935°N, 4.27639°W
The ceramic-poppy art installation Weeping Window, created by Paul Cummins and Tom Piper as part of the 2014 Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red installation at the Tower of London, is on display at Caernarfon Castle from 11 October until 20 November 2016.
Weeping Window, Perth;
Weeping Window… by day (Liverpool);
Weeping Window… by night (Liverpool);
Caernarfon Castle
24 September 2016
Llanfairpwllgwyngyll, Anglesey
SH 52085 69639; 53.20317°N, 4.21601°W
Anglesey Woodland Festival;
Plas Newydd;
More posts in the Plas Newydd series
13 August 2016
Llangollen Pavilion
SJ 21132 42479; 52.97383°N, 3.17592°W
The Legendary Llangollen Faery Festival;
Llangollen Pavilion
13 August 2016
Llangollen Pavilion
SJ 21132 42479; 52.97383°N, 3.17592°W
The Legendary Llangollen Faery Festival;
Llangollen Pavilion
2 July 2016
William Brown Street, Liverpool
SJ 34901 90755; 53.40955°N, 2.98077°W
25 June 2016
Promenade, Llanfairfechan
SH 67906 75446; 53.25950°N, 3.98171°W