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A photo from a couple weeks ago, after a full day of rain and cloud the sun started poking out at sunset and I’ve never ran so fast up a damn hill - suddenly we got a view down the valley and we were above the clouds 🥺❤️
We accidentally followed the wrong path around this waterfall and ended up having the best view of it and no one else around...there were crowds of people on the other side of the river wondering how we got there 🙃 #aperfectaccident
Time is flying by, we’ve been exploring southern Wales for almost 3 weeks and except for a few (lots) of unexpected rain storms we’ve been treated very well indeed. This photo shows a rainstorm creeping up on us in the hills of Brecon Beacons.
We hiked to this beach on three separate occasions. The first time it was high tide and there wasn’t any beach visible. The second time was to view the sunset and the third time (from this photo) was low tide 🙌🏽 Bloody windy on every occasion mind you 😳🤣
The most perfect waterfall to stand beneath ❤️
I saw these turquoise lakes on google earth and did some research...albeit they look similar to glacial fed lakes their actually the result of clay mines in the area. The ground is dug up to get the clay (the pits fill up with water and turn milky from the clay deposits) and anything they can’t use is piled up into these pyramid shaped mounds which have caused the area to be dubbed the ‘Cornish Alps’ as they almost look like snowy peaks. So of course we had to check the area out while we visited Cornwall 😀
A very handsome wild horse we witnessed on a hike in Dartmoor.
One of our favourite sunsets of the trip so far, taken through Helga’s windows after enjoying a yummy homemade curry. What a cracking evening 🙌🏽
Spring time in England 🌞...I’m well behind on my posts and we are currently exploring beautiful Wales.
Sea mist and sunsets after the wildest of storms 🥰
A snap from a few weeks ago when I was wearing shorts and a T-shirt and the sea looked like the Caribbean. Currently wrapped up in a Helga with a hot water bottle 😂
After dinner hikes to see the sunset are a regular thing these days ☺️
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