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The Dark Skies of Wales

15 Jan

For millennia, people all around the world have gazed up, wide-eyed, towards the heavens, trying to make sense of the universe and our place within it. But, with worldwide population growth and the expansion of industrial cities, a 2016 study found that 80 percent of the world – and more than 99 percent of the […]

The Brunel Trail

09 Jan

The Brunel Trail is a  9 mile trail that runs from Haverfordwest to Neyland along the track of the old GWR railway; Neyland was the terminus of the GWR. You can start at either end or join at several places along the way. As it is an old railway track, it’s an easy walk and […]

Laugharne and Dylan Thomas.

09 Apr
Dylan Thomas's Boat house and the Estuary.

Laugharne and Dylan Thomas. Just over 25 miles from Timber Hill is Laugharne, a pretty little village which was once the home of Dylan Thomas. There are several beautiful walks around the area. They range from a gentle wander round the edges of the old castle and the banks of the river Tâf to the lovely […]