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Tag Archives: Wales
Wales – From the mouths of babes
What great travelling companions two 11 year old girls can make…I’d originally thought that my role would entail more ‘grandmothering’ but here we were on a girls road trip, complete with fits of laughter that had tears running down our … Continue reading
Posted in History, Life, Photography, Thoughts, Travel
Tagged granddaughters, Manorbier Castle, Tenby, Wales, Wales with children, Welsh beaches
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Wales through young eyes
Planning a trip with my two eleven year old granddaughters was an entirely new experience. I asked them to research their ‘must see’ spots in Wales and they cycled over with a list which found a home on the fridge. … Continue reading
Posted in History, Horses, Life, Photography, Thoughts, Travel
Tagged Cardiff, family travel, granddaughters, Mining history, pony trekking, Wales
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How green is my valley…again
The classic 1939 book by Richard Llewellyn (made into a movie of the same name) ‘How Green was My Valley’ was one of my favourites when I was young. It described the transformation of agricultural valleys and ancient, green rolling … Continue reading
