and occasionally rides a bike.
A word of warning. The walk descriptions are not detailed enough to guide you - please take a map. The batteries never run out, and you always have a signal. Oh, And don't take left or right as gospel!

Showing posts with label Llyn peninsula. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Llyn peninsula. Show all posts

Friday, July 30, 2021

Short Outing from Ty’n Rhyd (4) - Porth Ysgo and a bit of drawing

 Friday 09 July


Our last full day here.

A quiet morning. Then down to the cove, drawing.







People: cyclists looking for a picnic spot. “I tried drawing once, at a lake in France…”
The skinny man with white hair “Far from the Madding Crowd”.

In the evening we bought fish and chips in Aberdaron, and made the acquaintance of the local heron once more.



and one last sunset…



Short outing from Ty’n Rhyd (3) Coastal path and Porth Ysgo

 Wednesday 07

Grey - the hills have hunkered down with clouds around their shoulders
Hiding their heads, afraid of the sun? A damp morning with a changing horizon.
The weather cleared in the afternoon. We walked around the lanes and along the coastal path to Porth Ysgo. 


Past the info about the magnesium Tramway.
Feet had to be dipped in the sea. A pebbly beach.








Short stretches from Ty’n Rhyd (1) Porth Ysgo

Sunday 04 July. Walked down to Porth Ysgo via roads. A lovely cove and wild flowers glowing in the verges, and on the cliff path  all the way. 






Honeysuckle’s tempting scent
splashes of red campion
foxgloves’ spikes against the blue
mabinogic meadowsweet
lady’s bedstraw
tormentil,
stonecrop’s stars on rock
elderflowers
hawkbit
common spotted orchid and sheep’s bit.
penny wort spikes of yellow.