Summer, Autumn, Merry Christmas, New Year and all of that….
Well , where has the time gone to , I am so embarrassed to see that my last blog… Read More
A wet Sunday afternoon – well nearly ….
Three days ago we were praying for some rain and a break from the relentless heat experienced over the past… Read More
Abergeirch, peli golff & Nain Fitz
Funny old world , if you look closely enough at the history of your own area then you would be… Read More
Ar y tren i Afonwen, lle collais i fy mhen……..
Beeching did some damage I tell you ……. The Axe fell on Afonwen Station, closed on the 7th December 1964… Read More
Wild Flowers, gates & country lanes
Sometimes the very best things can be found on your doorstep, why do we crave to travel many miles to… Read More
The Kitchen Garden
During these unprecidented times I have been confined to the boundaries of Rhosydd Bach. An ideal time to catch up… Read More
Nefyn, Nant & the German spy?
Nefyn, Nant & the German spy? During the second world war people in Britain often listened to German propaganda from… Read More
Careg Yr Imbyll
Careg yr Imbyll or in English ‘Gimblet Rock’ C Carreg Yr Imbyll was once an impressive large lump of dolerite… Read More
Quarrying at Nant Gwrtheyrn
Modern day quarrying began at Port Nant in 1851 under Hugh Owen from Anglesey, producing rectangular granite setts. This was… Read More
