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Quote: A good way to understand the Welsh is through their laws about camping. In Wales, open land is a plenty, and if it is government owned, it’s free to the first camper whose tent stakes break ground. Don’t get the… Read More
Quote: This is one of my favorite walks on Anglesey. It begins at the ruins of Penmon Priory, a medieval holy site. Next door is a small church, still in use. The church is worth a visit--inside you'll find several… Read More
Quote: Like nothing else? Where else can you walk for miles & miles along well marked footpaths going past sights such as tunnels dug for coal mining railways; castles & forts from the stone age right… Read More
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Quote: Offa was a king of Mercia, England, in the second half of the 8th century. He saw to the building of a dyke [mound] between England and Wales. Not all of the area East of the dyke came directly under Offa but he… Read More
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Quote: A leisurely cruise down the narrow Llagollen Canal being pulled by a draft horse - a relaxing trip and could be very romantic if you are alone with your sweetie. We had our kids with us and, while they enjoyed… Read More