The sea off Anglesey sometimes glows electric blue at night. Bioluminescence, plankton that flash when the water's disturbed. Penmon Point is where people chase it, and it's been showing this week, though it's maddeningly unpredictable. Anyone caught it?
The sea off Anglesey sometimes glows electric blue at night. Bioluminescence, plankton that flash when the water's disturbed. Penmon Point is where people chase it, and it's been showing this week, though it's maddeningly unpredictable. Anyone caught it? https://t.co/wL2rHlHYlI
"A house burnt down by fire did not tell its story more plainly than did this valley"
Darwin said that of Cwm Idwal. He walked it in 1831, missed the glacial signs, came back in 1842 and saw it everywhere.
Walk in his footsteps today and witness history
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@Dunadan9 Not far from there is the precipice walk, absolutely stunning especially in the summer. A 360° view of the best mountain scenery in mid Wales. Despite it's name it's actually not much of a walk from the car park
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In the Middle Ages, three pilgrimages to a tiny island off the Llŷn were said to equal one all the way to Rome. It's Ynys Enlli, Bardsey, the island of 20,000 saints, home now to a handful of people and some of the darkest skies in Britain. Ever made the crossing?
There's a beach on the Llŷn where the sand squeaks when you walk on it. Porthor, or Whistling Sands. Round, evenly-sized grains that squeak underfoot, but only on dry sand, so now's the time. Have you heard it? What's the best beach find you've made?
📸 Ken Bagnall, CC BY-SA 2.0
A woodland play area at Penrhyn Castle that isn't signposted. Through a wooden arch by the car park, then a short riverside walk. Stepping stones, balance beams, dens, a hide for picnics. Most head for the castle and miss it.
Where's your hidden family spot in North Wales?