'Pentre Ifan 2, Pembrokeshire, Wales' by Bob Culshaw. A 6 frame HDR panorama shot of this famous landmark and historical site. In processing this image it reminded me how awestruck I was looking at the way in which the Capstone was support...

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wo standing stones by moonlight

The castles, the old pubs, the wild beaches - I could go on and on. If you're looking for ideas for your day out in Wales, this post covers the best things to do during your trip.

These must-see places to visit in Wales should be on every traveler's list. From medieval cities on the beach to blue lagoons, these are the best spots!

Dan-yr-Ogof caves Wales The river Llynfell emerging from a cave at the base of the cliffs at Dan-yr-Ogof farm has always been known. In 1912 Tommy and Jeff Morgan had the courage to explore the cave. They used only candles to light their way and arrows in the sand to find their way back. They discovered a wonderland of stalactites and stalagmites, but they were prevented from penetrating far into the mountain by a lake. Undeterred they returned, this time with coracles. A coracle is a…

A quick stop at the beautiful Barafundle Bay in Pembrokeshire, Wales; complete with a stroll on the beach and gorgeous coastal views...

An illustrated map for Alastair Sawday's Publishing

The tiny building in Gresford, near Wrexham, north Wales could be the 'lost' St Leonard of Glyn Chapel, whose precise location has been a mystery to archaeologists for years.

Find out the Top 20 Things to do in Wales, the hidden gem of the United Kingdom! Maybe you will find yourself along the way.

Campsite at Nantcol Waterfalls near Llanbedr in Snowdonia, North Wales - Holiday Self Catering cottage, farmhouse and caravan

Dating In Wales site. Many single Welsh women and men in Wales are looking for romance and more at this Dating in Wales site.

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Book your stay at St Winifred's Well. This small cottage was originally a medieval well chapel. It is on the edge of a hamlet and approachable only by public footpath.

Pembrokeshire's unspoilt coast, waterways and countryside are a wildlife watcher's haven attracting vast colonies of sea birds, seals, puffins and otters, to name a few. Local wildlife photographer and author Andy Davies recommends the best places to see them