Yes August also came and went...sorry for not posting.
So the rest of August round up...
The following photos are from my little trip to the Lancashire coast with my mum...
And the following from our Summer Holiday to Wales. Hubby and I went to The Pines in Harlech for two weeks but in the middle we went on a mini holiday to Pembrokeshire. Pop over to my post here to see the developments at The Pines.
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| New Quay |
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| Tenby |
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| St Davids |
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| Tenby |
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| Carew Castle |
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| Llandanwg |
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| Salem Chapel |
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| Aberdaron |
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| Aberdaron |
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| Barmouth |
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| Vegan Full English anyone? |
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| Llanrwst |
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| Llanrwst |
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| Betws-y Coed |
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| Abersoch |
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| Dylan's at Criccieth |
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| Dylan's |
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| Porthmadog |
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| A wet Criccieth |
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| Harlech Beach |
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| A lovely lunch at the Blue Cafe in Harlech |
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| Llanfihangel Church |
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| Aberaeron |
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| New Quay |
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| Fishguard |
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| Carew |
At the Cresselly Arms in Cresswell we found that it had been used in the filming of 'Their Finest' It is a pub we have been to many times and it has never changed. Covid rules were different in Wales and you still had to drink outside.
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| St David's |
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| Aberglasney |
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| Cardigan Castle |
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| Criccieth |
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| The Harlech Cat |
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| Penrhyn Castle |
what a lovely post!
ReplyDeletethank you, hugs from Turkei!
Thanks for helping us celebrate Benny's birthday!
ReplyDeleteAnd what lovely photos. We enjoyed looking through them!
From everyone at The Poupounette
You pack so much into your days, Lyn no wonder you run out of time to blog about them. Your photos as always are wonderful and I recognise so many of the Welsh places you have visited. Great to see your garden and cats too:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post Lyn, crammed with the most beautiful photography - the only place on this post I have been to is Aberaeron - everywhere else is new to my eyes and so worth a visit :) thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow, beautiful photos. Thanks for sharing on this dark, cold rainy day.
ReplyDeleteAugust may have come and went but it is always worth the wait to walk and travel with you through your camera lens. Wonderful post!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely post Lyn, it remind me my holiday in England, what a sweet memories! As for the recipe on my blog, if you want to try the applesauce cookies, you can find the recipe in english by following the link "qui". Thank you for the comment and for stopping by my blog!
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First of all your 7 mile, 11km walk filled me with envy.So much to enjoyand love, every step of the way!. The eevning Lancashire windmill image is absolutely stunning. The others very unexpected but enlightening. But what about that knitted one atop the car? I won't continue rambling on eventhough there is so much to absorb. Yet again this has been a wonderful post to browse and enjoy with a coffee and cake.
ReplyDeleteLooks like you visited some wonderful places on your travels over the Summer. Lovely memories. Thank you for sharing :)
ReplyDeleteLovely photos Lyn I feel like I have been on holiday with you! You have evoked many memories for me as I went to Fishguard, Tenby and St David's when I was about 14 years old with my family - it is so beautiful around that area.
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