Fabulous start to our upcoming tour day. The meeting spot was across the street from Bike Lock Coffee.
And funny TP 🤣 depends on the day
Our day ahead includes beaches, cliffs and seaside towns.
Quick stop in Swansea and not much happening. Tallest building and some really old boats.
Home to Dylan Thomas with no time to visit the museum.
The first trains of Wales on display but museum not open
No worries we’ve got places to see…and the first stop is Mumbles. I know I can be a mumbler especially when I’m tired. So my kinda town!!
You might think these places not being open was an issue. Naw…we wanted to get to the beach trail and cliffs on another gorgeous sunny day in Southern Wales.
The big Apple
For now Péter Perlan from Iceland (Jeff is quite attached to him) has a new buddy “Big Foot”!!
Lighthouse off in the distance
Off to our next stop and hike
Survey says…
Off to Rhosili as the roads narrow and we wonder who’s going to win this match up…glad we’re in a nice lil tour van leaving the driving to Max
The tides in Wales are extreme and changing up to 50 feet +/- so it’s very important to know how to read a tide table
WOW!!! The cliffs above Rhossili Bay — one of the most spectacular stretches of coastline in Wales. Then we encountered what has become a familiar part of life on the Gower Peninsula, where semi-feral Welsh ponies roam freely across windswept commons and coastal cliffs alongside walkers, surfers, and tourists. Shaggy, hardy, and completely unfazed by the Atlantic weather, the ponies have become one of the most distinctive sights along Wales’ wild coastline.
An unexpected day of surprise and awe in southern Wales.
