Saw this heron on the canal the other day - just as I started snapping he flew away - typical - still I did get this shot
Sunday, 26 August 2012
Saturday, 25 August 2012
Portland Bill
On Wednesday we went to Weymouth for the day, it was lovely and sunny but due to the amount of time it took us to get there ( see my other blog for details) I didn't have time to take photos it the town itself, needless to say, thanks to the Olympics it is loooking stunning and was very busy and that will continue as the paralympics are about to start - so if we went to Portland to see the lighthouse - lovely and well worth the long journey.
Sunday, 12 August 2012
Cosmeston Lakes
Yesterday was such a lovely warm day that the other half and myself packed a picnic and went of to Cosmeston Lakes in the Vale of Glamorgan for the afternoon.
It is such a beautiful place and well worth a visit if you are in the area. Click HERE to visit the Vale of Glamorgan and read all about these lakes, that were once quarries.
Monday, 9 July 2012
Sunday, 8 July 2012
More from Cathays
Well I haven't posted for a while because I've been a little ill, that and the weather here is awful at the moment almost constant rain and not much sun. Anyway feeling better so here are some more from Cathays Cemetery - still have to pay another visit due to the size of the place
Bishops tomb and a cross
The Lord is my Shepherd...
Tuesday, 26 June 2012
Cathays Cemetery
Cemeteries are great places to take photographs and on Sunday I went for a walk around part of Cathays Cemetery in Cardiff - I say part of the cemetery because Cathays is the 3rd largest Victorian Garden Cemetery in the United Kingdom - it's going to take a few more visits before I have all the shots I want - oh who am I kidding I will never get enough shots - anyway - here are the first batch
Monday, 25 June 2012
St Fagan's - 2nd Trip
Last week I made a return trip to St Fagan's. The National History Museum of Wales is a great day out, with lots to see, last time I posted photos of the gardens and a few of the relocated buildings, here are some interiors of those buildings.
Flour Mill - The Mill is still in use and bags of flour are available from the Museum Shop
Oakdale Workmens Men's Institute's Reading Room
Post Office
The Gwalia Stores
There is such a lot to see that I will hopefully return there soon for another look around the gardens - after all - it's free.
For more information visits the St Fagans Web page
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