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Starting with Anglesey in the north
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Gwynedd next
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Ceredigion
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It is a beautiful country Treffie, we have places like those in England (apart from mountains besides the sea anyway), but in Wales its great how stunning views abound almost anywhere in the whole country once your out of the cities.
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Pembrokeshire
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You have a very beautiful country:]
До твоя олтар утъпкана пътека води...
Let virtue distinguish the brave
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I love this little church:
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Okay, time to reopen this thread, here are a few images I found:
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The one time I was in Wales, we went here:
Here:
And here:
Lovely corner of the world.
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Abergavenny and Holy Mountain in the 1890s.
The River Usk (Afon Wysg) at Abergavenny.
Three Cliffs Bay, Gower.
Snowdon (Yr Wyddfa), Gwynedd - the highest mountain in Wales.
A three shot stitch up of Llyn Cwellyn in Snowdonia, Snowdon just out of shot to the right. The mountain on the left is called Mynydd Mawr.
Looking across Llyn Y Dywarchen towards Snowdon and the sunrise.
Llyn y Fan Fawr. The 'lake of the big peak'.
This is a view (south-)west douwn the main street A40 through Sennybridge (Pont Senni). An information board in the car park off the left of shot states that the car park is adjacent to the old Brecon & Neath railway. Unfortunately, there is no evidence of the dismantled railway by the car park. The only sign I could find is that the large yellow building is a pub called "The Usk Railway".
Llyn Cwellyn viewed from the Welsh Highland Railway.
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