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Christmas Jumper Edition !

Christmas Jumper Edition !

Most of the blogs we have written of late, have been very factual and formal and I thought it was high time we shake it up a little, by doing something a bit christmassy, tacky, and garish in line with my sense of humour! So it’s the season of giving, office parties and of course, Christmas jumpers..

I have seen some whoppers this year, and they have had me in stiches laughing, so in the spirit…

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Driftwood hunting on Anglesey

Driftwood hunting on Anglesey

Sundays at this time of year are meant for relaxing, putting your feet up in front of the open fire and having a nice warm drink while you watch your favourite Christmas film..  Right?! Well not exactly in our household! Sundays are for exploring and getting out in the wintery conditions to find some new exciting places and some autumnal treasures that have been washed up on our shores here in…

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The Great Migration

The seasons we experience in north Wales are quite distinguished, the spring and autumn times here are crisp, the summers are warm and the winters are grey, wet and cool. There are many migratory bird species that flock to the shores of Anglesey to enjoy our warm summers, where the climate is not to arid and extreme for them. Other bird species migrate here to escape the brutal cold winters of…

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Beddgelert, Snowdonia

A picture postcard town, situated in the heart of Snowdonia national park thats a little off the beaten track, but blessed with legend and beauty.  Beddgelert is a famous mountain town through its rich cultural past, bisected by the Aber Glasllyn (Glasllyn River) and overlooked by the near by Moel Hebog and Moel Yr Ogof mountains in Snowdonia. It’s a special place brimming with wall to wall…

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Coastal town of Conwy

Coastal town of Conwy

With a dramatic castle and pleasant quay, set against a surprising rugged scenery of Snowdonia, the medieval walled town of Conwy, and it’s lovely encompassing natural countryside is an ideal stop on a north Wales tour. Whatever you enjoy, whether its hiking the mountains, exploring the shores, going touring, or whether you only need to unwind and appreciate excellent food and wine,  you will…

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