family life, our adventures
Sometimes when you’ve lived in an area for many years you often end up visiting the same places time and time again. Don’t get me wrong there is nothing wrong with this as these places are places we cherish for various reasons and I’m as guilty of this as anyone… Read more“Sculpture Heaven -A little piece of tranquility and art”
Distance: 1.5 miles Terrain: Relatively flat. Wheelchair friendly path until just over half way. Then path narrows to single trail and then downhill as approach Tresaith. Start: You can park in one of the two car parks at the Green Flag beaches, then join the coastal footpath along the top… Read more“Walk with us, Discover with us: Ceredigion Coastal Path – Aberporth to Tresaith”
We’re very lucky to live close to both Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire Coastal paths however until recently we hadn’t accessed them. Since Pip joined the family eight weeks ago we have decided that this will change and are making a start on exploring the coastal path. The walk I am sharing… Read more“Exploring the Pembrokeshire Coastal Path – Poppit Sands to Camaes Head and back – Walk with Us, Discover with us”
The first walk I want to share with you is one that I do on a regular basis. Some 2.2 miles from us to the west you come to the mouth of the River Teifi is Patch, the nearest beach to Cardigan. Facing south-west it is a mix of sand… Read more“Patch to Gwbert – Walk with Us, Discover with us”
At the beginning of the holidays we had the opportunity to spend a weekend at Bluestone near Narbeth in Pembrokeshire. Bluestone is about half an hour from us which makes it easy to reach but is far enough away to feel like we’re having a break. The weekend we were… Read more“Our weekend at Bluestone”
I think by now you all know how lucky I feel to live where we do. It’s a place that we never tire of exploring so when we were invited to spend a weekend at Cartrefle in Tresaith a few months ago, we couldn’t wait. Tresaith is about ten minutes… Read more“Review – House on a Beach in Wales – Cartrefle, Tresaith”