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2025 Progress Update
Another ‘bite’ from the ‘Wales Coastline Apple’. 20 Walks 20 days & lots of Buses; between March 3 and June 6 2025. 5 Days Walking in :- March, April, May & June + 3 Days In October last year mean I’ve completed the North ‘flank’ of the Llyn Peninsular. This year’s 20 walks are Walks…
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2025 Progress
Progress in 2025 Some progress has been made this year in my ambition to Reach ‘Abersoch’ on the south side of the Llyn peninsular before year end. In walking terms ‘year end’ for me will probably be late September. Ten Walks over two separate weeks in March & April give the detail and can be…
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Prestatyn to Bangor
My walking capability is somewhat limited, so I had planned five walks this week from Monday 7 April 2025 to 11 April 2025, with a hotel based at Rhyl. Family assistance and encouragement allowed me to cram my plan which originally started at ‘Barkby Beach’ east of Prestatyn to ‘Abergwyngregyn’ East of Bangor. Looking at…
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Walk Table
I have produced a walk table which identifies the ‘Geography’ and haphazard / random nature of my walking around the Welsh Coastline What it does do is identify every single walk ‘start’ and ‘destination’ and links directly to the walk ‘write up’ This walk for example is Number 80 from ‘Y-Foryd’ to ‘Dinas Dinlle’ Click…
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Wales Coast Path – Start
It is not abundantly clear where the Wales Coast Path starts , just beyond Chester in North Wales. There seems to be 3 possible locations in my mind as indicated in the Pictures below. These 3 pictures were all taken within a radius of approximately 20 feet from the ‘Discover 870 miles’ intro picture. Whatever…
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Llandudno Day 4
Wednesday was a washout. Today is fine so we’re out walking again and for the last day of our stay; it’s from the lighthouse and back to the war memorial on the sea front. walk 67 This is great news for 2025 as it has removed 2 planned segments in North Wales. As the planning…
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Llandudno Day 2
Awake early to see a very bright ‘Hunters Moon’ this morning the 15th October 2024. Nothing particularly interesting BUT ‘Angel Bay’ was worth visiting to see the Seals. Walk 66
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Unusual Lodgings
It gets a little muddled at this point as I am not supposed to be walking the coast per-se but me and Forever Friend are taking a break in Llandudno. Our accommodation is on the Great Orme. Forever Friend is keen to complete some coastline with me and to boot we are staying in an…
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Walking the Llyn Peninsular
Walks 61 to 64
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Another ‘bite’ from the Wales Coast Path
Walks 56 to 60 A week of 5 walks means a little more of the Welsh coast accounted for ! Approx 32 miles going south and east from Barmouth bridge to Machynlleth