The Pembrokeshire Coast Path in South Wales is one of the most ruggedly beautiful stretches of oceanside walking that you’ll find anywhere in the world. Hiking here you not only see incredible sights, but you meet captivating people—a combination sure to draw you back time and again.
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We Americans were brazen on this, our third trip to Pembrokeshire, Wales, and decided to rent a...
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Manarola, Italy is one of the best. My parents’ home was always soul soothing. No matter what,...
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In the former home-of-my-heart, Red Lodge, Montana, we used to have a word for the flocks of...
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The basics of this post are from a couple of years ago, but as we travel, we learn more about taking journeys and what constitutes an adventure for each of us. So here it is revisited, double the words, double the fun, right?
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Do you sometimes need to run away from home? Does the overwhelming desperation to escape the...
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The town name comes from a Welsh Princess, Tydful, sadly martyred in the Fifth Century. We felt...
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Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire, Wales Saundersfoot has about 3,000 residents, which made us...
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Last month, Welsh photographer Philip Jones posted this picture of Llangwm in Facebook’s, “I live...
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Facebook is a quagmire in many ways, but one of the grand things about it is belonging to the, “I...
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“Oh, that’s a difficult one, don’t you know? It’s four miles with lots of...
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In September, Welsh photographer Philip Jones posted this picture of Abereiddy in Facebook’s, “I...
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