Our travels in Wales
Wales
Enter Michael, the Transatlantic Tornado, and Jan, the Jet-Lagged Explorer Extraordinaire Before the castle walls, goat less goat hunts, and pasta-induced poetry, there was Michael, Trisha's brother freshly imported from the USA like a caffeinated hurricane in sneakers. But this time, he brought backup: Jan the
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Few places in Wales are as visually striking and historically rich as Parys Mountain. Located near Amlwch on the Isle of Anglesey, this otherworldly landscape tells the story of a bygone era, where copper mining shaped both the land and the communities around it. Today, it stands as a testament
Wales
Escape to Llanddwyn Bay: A Journey to Tranquillity There’s something special about finding those perfect places where land meets sea in spectacular fashion. Llanddwyn Bay, nestled on the southwestern tip of Anglesey, is one such destination—offering unspoiled beauty, expansive golden sands, and a peaceful escape from the everyday.
Camper Build
Our First Campervan Adventure After months of planning, designing, and fine-tuning, our campervan conversion was finally complete. Eager to put it to the test, we embarked on our first trip—destination: Abergele, a charming coastal town in North Wales with rich history, stunning landscapes, and a laid-back atmosphere.