Wales

Wales is a country I’ve enjoyed visiting my entire life. What stands out to me are the mountains of Eryri, or Snowdonia, National Park, but in recent years I’ve been enjoying exploring South Wales. Whilst we technically have two mountains (Nutalls) on Dartmoor, the peaks of Bannau Brycheiniog National Park are the closest ones that feel more rugged and mountainous. I think the coastline of Wales is underrated and this is something i’d like to explore more beyond the regions I already know.

Old building and lighthouse with coastal paths and mountains in the distance beyond the blue sea, Llanddwyn Island, Anglesey

Shadowy mountains, Snowdonia National Park

Patchy light over snowy mountains, Snowdonia

K1 Beyer Garratt, Welsh Highland Railway steam train

Small waterfall, Garreg Ddu reservoir dam, Elan Valley

Welsh Farmhouse below mountains, Snowdonia.jpeg

Black Rock Sands through marram grass, North Wales

Garreg Ddu reservoir dam framed by woodland, Elan Valley

Cottage, Garreg Ddu reservoir, Elan Valley

Hunslet Russell steam train running through, Welsh Highland Railway, Aberglaslyn Pass, Snowdonia

Path through winter woods, Tan y Bwlch, Snowdonia

Aerial view down onto braided patterns of Saltmarsh adjacent to a field, Lawrenny, Pembrokeshire

Tŵr Mawr Lighthouse, Llanddwyn Island, Anglesey

Wintry trees with Moel Berfedd and Glyder Fach in the background from Llanberis Pass

Reservoir tower, Talybont Reservoir, Brecon Beacons National Park, Wales

Cottage in the woods at St Fagan's Museum, Wales

Rocks and tidal island, Rhosili Bay, Pembrokeshire National Park

Raindrops on window with blurred landscape behind, Snowdonia National Park

Steam train with mountain landscape and autumnal woodland around it Brecon Mountain Railway, Brecon Beacons National Park

Ridges and patterns in sand, Black Rock Beach, Snowdonia

Silhouette of mountains, Tayngrisiau, Snowdonia National Park

Old building with coastal paths and mountains in the distance beyond the blue sea, Llanddwyn Island, Anglesey