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Category Archives: Photography
Going West: St David’s Head
It is a beautiful walk along the cliffs towards St David’s Head. The land is covered in an incredible variety of wildflowers, from the pink pompoms of thrift to the tall spires of foxgloves. The starry flowers of sedum nestle … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, archaeology, Books, Don and Wen, flowers, Photography, Sacred sites, travel
Tagged cliff fort, hut circles, iron age site, neolithicsites, St David’s Head, Warrior’s Dyke, wildflowers
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The Small Dog’s 10 Best Tips for Training your Two-Legs
The correct training of your two-legs… ‘specially visiting two-legses…is critical to their well-being. I thought I’d share my ten favourite tips for the establishment of proper pack behaviour… 1. Use advanced surveillance techniques. Never let them arrive unexpectedly. This gives … Continue reading
Posted in Dogs, Humour, Nick Verron, Photography
Tagged care of humans, dog ownership, pets, small dog
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Going West: A Field of Peace
We gathered by Whitesands beach, just outside St David’s in Pembrokeshire… a small group of people from all walks of life, putting aside the cares and pressures of the daily grind to explore the sacred landscape of Wales. A time … Continue reading
Posted in albion, Ancient sites, archaeology, Books, Don and Wen, History, Photography, travel
Tagged archaeology, Halifax bomber, Liberator, skeletons, St David's, St Non, St Patrick, Wales, Whitesands Pembrokeshire, WWII
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Going West: Into the Past
As you walk through the antlered gate of the hillfort at Castell Henllys you are stepping back into the past. This is no mere historical curiosity, nor ‘just’ an educational museum… it is a real and ancient settlement, painstakingly recreated … Continue reading
Going West: Back in Time
“This is for kids.” I detected a distinct lack of enthusiasm. Granted, the site has been made into an educational experience, but the fact remains that Castell Henllys is a real archaeological site and quite unique, for while it was … Continue reading
Posted in Ancient sites, Birds, History, Photography, Stuart France and Sue Vincent, travel, Wales
Tagged archaeology, Castell Henllys, hilfort, Iron Age, pembrokeshire, round house, Wales
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On hold…
The dog and I watched the dawn come up from the doorstep. We had seen the stars sparkle in the moonlight and watched the mistwraiths dance in the fields as the first pre-dawn light crept over the horizon. It was … Continue reading
