We're in the middle of the summer 2026 heatwave here in north Wales, and I'm only just getting round to processing time lapse videos I shot the previous winter.
So it was refreshing to be reminded that snow and cold do actually exist in this part of the world.
...Read moreA lovely evening in last August found my wife Liz and I strolling along the promenade at Rhyl on the north Wales coast.
Overlooking the acres of pristine beach at low tide, out northwest towards the horizon on the Irish Sea as the sun plyed hide and seek behind the broken clouds hovering overhead.
...Read moreIt was a rare evening on the north Wales coast as my wife Liz and I strolled along the promenade at Rhyl, enjoying the views out over the Irish Sea to the giant turbines of the Gwynt-y-Môr offshre wind farm dotted along the horizon.
But what was rare about it?
...Read moreAnother beautiful autumnal day in north Wales, and my wife Liz and I are taking full advantage with a drive through the Snowdonia (now called Eryri) National Park, stopping at various spots on the way to admire the view and take some photos.
On this occasion we'd taken the road less travelled, and headed further south than our usual scenic route, along the A470 through Ffestiniog and on towards the coast at Portmadoc.
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