Apparently, Wales consumes more oven chips than any other part of the UK, and Mount Everest was named after a welshman – interesting facts!!
Here’s more from my welsh galavants this summer…….
St Fagan’s National History Museum – castle gardens – you feel like you’re in a secret garden
St Davids Cathedral, Pembrokeshire, Wales
Melin Tregwynt Mill
The UK’s smallest city – St David’s
St David’s is more like a village but technically it’s a city because of it’s catherdral.
Picked up this set which is made from glass collected from Pembrokeshire beaches!
Melin Tregwynt Mill Â
This was a quick visit to a traditional seventeenth century welsh weaving mill that manufactures a wide range of woollen products including rugs, throws, blankets bags and scarves.
St Fagan’s National History Museum, Cardiff
St Fagan’s is a predominantly open air museum based in Cardiff with a collection of welsh artefacts. Be sure to wander up to the castle and admire the pretty gardens. For kids there are lots of out door rope and climbing activities high up in the air.
Pig sty
Juan2Play
Your pictures arouse a feeling of happiness and a desire to visit the place. Thank you for sharing.
Cherryl
Aww, thank you – I’m glad my photographs are spreading happy vibes 💛🔆