The final few images featuring the beautiful scenery along the Offa's Dyke path and at Caerwys in North Wales.
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Towards the end of a long hike along Offa's Dyke in the Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB) in North Wales, my wife Liz and I took a breather while we watched the arial antics of a passing paraglider.
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Offa's Dyke is one of the most travelled paths through the Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB)in North Wales.
No surprise with views like these!
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The Moel-y-Parc transmitter aerial is a landmark high in the Clwydian Range visible for miles around in North Wales.
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A few more views out over the beautiful Vale of Clwyd today, taken during a hike my wife Liz and I enjoyed along the flanks of Pen-y-Cloddiau in the Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), North Wales.
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A beautiful day in the autumn of 2020 gave my wife Liz and I the opportunity to enjoy these stunning views out over the Vale of Clywd as we hiked along the flanks of Pen-y-Cloddiau in the Clwydian Range, North Wales.
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In early October 2020 my wife Liz and I enjoyed a two day mini-break at the wonderful Herons Lake Retreat near Caerwys, North Wales.
With the weather set fair we took ourselves off on a decent hike from Moel-y-Parc through the beautiful Coed Llangwyfan forest in the Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB), before returning along Offa's Dyke over the top of Pen-y-Cloddiau.
These are some of the images I captured during our adventure, featuring the other-worldy Coed Llangwyfan in gorgeous autumnal sunlight.
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Starkly beautiful, this ancient tree stands sentinel over Offa's Dyke in the Clwydian Range Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONB).
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A two day mini-break at the wonderful Herons Lake Retreat near Caerwys, North Wales, gave me the chance to film this timelapse video of the huge transmitter mast at Moel-y-Parc.
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So, my home county of Flintshire in North Wales is now in coronavirus lockdown, with travel outside the county at a standstill.
But it's amazing what you can see from your own front drive!
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A few more images of the beautiful countryside around Ffestiniog and Blaenau Ffestiniog on a lovely late autumn day.
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A part of Wales I've never really explored before.
This is the area around Ffestiniog and Blaenau Ffestiniog, photographed under unseasonably sunny weather for the end of September!
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Two time lapse videos of beautiful North Wales sunsets to enjoy, one at the coast and the other inland.
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Views overlooking the landscapes of the Mawddach estuary, photographed in the hills high above Barmouth on the welsh coast.
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A selection of views looking up the Mawddach estuary towards the mountains of Snowdonia from the Barmouth railway bridge on the welsh coast.
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Three stages of sunset over the Irish Sea, as seen from the welsh coast at Barmouth.
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Some views of Barmouth on the welsh coast, featuring predominantly the famous railway bridge over the Mawddach estuary.
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Well here in North Wales we're pretty much locked down now, so I'm really glad my wife Liz and I made the effort to drive down to the Mawddach estuary a couple of weekends ago.
And here are a few images of the lovely Penmaenpool, on the banks of the river Mawddach, to enjoy and to remember how things were when we could move freely.
Hopefully it won't be too long before the restrictions are lifted and we can travel around our beautiful country of Wales once again.
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Five real time videos shot around Barmouth and the Mawddach estuary during a lovely Saturday in late September 2020.
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Last Saturday was just lovely, so my wife Liz and I headed south to explore the beauties of southern Snowdonia around Barmouth and the Mawddach estuary.
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A most curious juxtaposition.
The brutalist concrete towers of the Trawsfynydd Magnox nuclear power station set in midst of some of the loveliest landscape and woodland in North Wales.
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An unplanned stop at Llyn Trawsfynydd on our way to the North Wales coast turned into something more as my wife Liz and I explored this beautiful and remote lake further.
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Following on from yesterday's video, here's a selection of still images I captured at the Grey Mare's Tail waterfall near Llanrwst, North Wales, at the same time.
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One of North Wales' hidden gems, this is the Grey Mare's tail waterfall, just inside the Snowdonia National Park near Llanrwst.
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A trip to the North Wales coast at Dinas Dinlle lasted longer than my wife Liz and I anticipated as I was struck by a bout of 'time lapse fever'!
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A lovely evening to watch a sunset, and where better than over the beautiful Vale of Clwyd in North Wales.
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The final images (for now) from the adventures that my wife Liz and I enjoyed while exploring the River Mersey side of the Wirral Peninsula.
These five photographs feature the seaside resort of New Brighton.
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These five images show the progression from day to night over the famous Liverpool waterfront skyline on the banks of the River Mersey, as seen from Seacombe Dock on the Wirral Peninsula.
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Various aspects of the Liverpool's dramatic waterfront, as photographed from across the River Mersey at Seacombe Dock on the Wirral Peninsula.
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Surely one of the most famous buildings in the country, if not the world.
Of course, this is the Royal Liver Building in Liverpool on the banks of the River Mersey, as photographed from the upper deck of the Mersey Ferry, docked on the waterfront.
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A more industrial aspect of the Liverpool skyline on the banks of the River Mersey are the magnificent cranes of the Liverpool 2 Container Terminal, seen here from across the water at New Brighton on the Wirral.
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A series of images all linked in some way to the world famous Mersey Ferry.
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An evening time lapse photoshoot over the River Mersey, featuring the iconic Royal Liver Building on the Liverpool waterfront, threw up a surprise as my wife liz and I were treated to an impromtu light show playing over the walls and towers of the famous architecture.
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Panoramic views of various aspects of the Liverpool skyline, as seen from acroos the River Mersey on the Wirral Peninsula.
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An evening time lapse shoot of the Royal Liver Building on the Liverpool waterfront yielded some unexpected results.
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My wife Liz, being a Liverpudlian, couldn't let the chance of a voyage on the world famous Mersey Ferry pass us by.
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A second set of time lapse videos from the weekend that my wife Liz and I spent re-visiting some old haunts of hers around the River Mersey.
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This weekend just gone, my wife Liz and I took a trip over the border into England, and found some quite fascinating industrial and urban views to enjoy and photograph on the banks of the River Mersey.
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Two time lapse videos from Llandudno, the premiere resort on the North Wales coast.
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The Snowdonia National Park in North Wales can always be relied on to provide interesting weather, as demonstrated in these two time lapse video clips shot in late July 2020.
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Dramatic lighting and tide at the Thomas Telford suspension bridge over the Menai Straits separating the Isle of Anglesey from the North Wales coast.
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A surprising discovery for my wife Liz and myself was the beautiful views over Llyn Trawsfynydd in Mid-Wales.
We'd never been before, and were quite blown away by what we saw.
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Two separate evenings and two very different sunsets, but shot from exactly the same spot to create this matched pair of time lapse videos.
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The skies over the North Wales coaast provide endless opportunities for photography and making time lapse video, as these two clips prove.
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A high tide at sunset enabled me to capture this time lapse video of Caernarfon castle on the North Wales coast.
Mind you, I did need my wellies to get the shots!
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Close to home, just a few yards from my front door in fact!
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A diversion on our way home from the long weekend that my wife Liz and I enjoyed in England's Lake District in July 2020 took us a short way into the Yorkshire Dales.
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The final day of our long weekend in the lake district found my wife Liz and I re-visiting an old favourite, Aira Force waterfalls and forest, just above Ullswater.
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Sometimes a photography session is well planned out and researched beforehand, and sometimes an opportunity just drops into your lap.
Such was the case for these three landscape images, totally unexpected and captured as my wife Liz and I drove through England's Lake District near the small village of Castlerigg.
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This is Watendlath Tarn in England's Lake District, a hidden gem that my wife Liz and I only discovered on our last trip to the Lakes back in July.
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One of the places in the Lake District that Liz and I always visit while on holiday here is Ashness Bridge, with lovely views out over Derwent Water and the surrounding mountains.
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Two panoramic views of two different bodies of water in England's stunning Lake District.
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Three stand-alone images from the Lake District, England, today here at goHOWiE.com.
Each showing a different aspect of this marvellous and varied landscape.
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One of the loveliest places in the Lake District, this is Tarn Hows lake, just to the north of Conistion.
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As well as providing some great 'grand landscape' photo opportunities, the fishing village of Ravenglass on the west coast of England's Lake District also had some lovely and interesting details to delight the eye.
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Yachts in silhouette at the end of the day at Ravenglass on the Lake District's west coast.
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Wandering the foreshore at Ravenglass on the west coast of the Lake District in the North of England is always a delight for my wife Liz and I when we visit this part of the world.
Especially at the end of a lovely, sunny summer's day, with the shadows lengthening and peace descending.
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Well, after several distractions on the way, my wife Liz and I finally made it to Wastwater in the north of England's Lake District.
What a stunning location!
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Eskdale, in England's Lake District, proved to be a visual delight, with rolling farmland and high mountains basking in the summer sunshine.
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Driving up through Eskdale in England's Lake District on our way to Wastwater proved to be a bit of a distraction for my wife Liz and myself.
We just had to keep stopping to admire and photograph the beautiful views!
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Two panoramic views out over Eskdale to the high peaks beyond in England's Lake District.
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This charming little village church is at Ulpha, which my wife Liz and I had the pleasure of walking around during our long weekend in England's Lake District.
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Driving northwards thorough England's Lake District, my wife Liz and I stopped by the river Duddon near the small village of Ulpha.
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Back to the beautiful Lake District today, with these views of the rolling countryside near the small village of Gawthwaite.
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Just catching up with some time lapse videos I've created in the past couple of weeks, such as these two, one featuring the movement of the tides and the other featuring the movement of evening clouds.
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Aira Force waterfall near Ullswater and Ashness Bridge near Derwent Water feature in these two real time videos from the Lake district, England
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Various Lake District beauty spots captured in real time video.
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