Around midsummer every year I make a point of an early morning trip to the North Shore promenade at Llandudno, on the North Wales coast, just a fortyfive minute drive from my home.
The reason being that the sun rises to the northeast at this time of year, which puts the sunrise nicely over the Irish Sea and the offshore turbines of the Gwynt-y-Môr windfarm.
...Read moreA lovely spring evening on the north Wales coast, and my wife Liz and I took the opportunity for a stroll by the seaside.
Now there are many lovely spots for a walk along the coast, but on this occasion we chose Rhyl, with a bit of an ulterior motive on my part.
...Read moreWe'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.
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