This is a great time of year to enjoy some beautiful flowers, both in the hedgerows and in peoples' gardens as we take our local coronavirus lockdown exercise.
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Another coronvirus lockdown local discovery for Liz and myself was the beautiful walk along the river Alyn at Maeshafn, near where we live in North Wales.
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A selection of spring flowers spotted in hedgerows and verges during the local walks my wife Liz and I took during the coronavirus lockdown of Spring 2020.
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A second lockdown visit to our local parish church of Saint Matthews in Buckley, North Wales gave me the opportunity to photograph some details of the stonework and graveyard in gorgeous evening light.
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Some more floral images today here at goHOWiE.com, but this time from indoors.
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Spring in bloom, photographed during my wife Liz's and my coronavirus lockdown exercise walks around our locality in Buckley, North Wales.
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Saint Matthew's parish church in Buckley, North Wales is a real local gem that, before the coronavirus lockdown, I'd never even visited, let alone photographed.
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Three more images of Flint castle on the North Wales coast on a beautiful spring day in March.
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Flint castle on the estuary of the river Dee in North Wales is one of the less well preserved of King Edward the First's string of fortifications, but even so the ruins make for some great images.
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Three more 'lockdown' time lapse videos from my house in Buckley, North Wales, featuring the varied North Wales weather.
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A final couple of images from Talacre on the North Wales coast, this time featuring details of the extensive dune system that backs up the beach.
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A trip to the beach isn't just about photographing the larger landscape, there's plenty of small but lovely details to enjoy as well, such as this shell and sand ripples at Talacre on the North Wales coast.
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Some more scenes from the beach at Talacre, North Wales today here at goHOWiE.com, this time featuring solitary people in silhouette.
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You can't visit Talacre on the North Wales coast without photographing the iconic Point of Ayr lighthouse!
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Dramatic cumulus cloud formations over the beach at Talacre on a blustery spring afternoon, photographed just before coronavirus lockdown put paid to trips to the seaside!
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Three views of the rocky shoreline at Llandudno's West Shore on the North Wales coast, revealed by the ebbing tide close to sunset.
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Here's another coronvirus lockdown video to enjoy, shot just a few yards from my front door and featuring a lovely display of twilight colours in the clouds overhead.
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Under coronavirus lockdown conditions it was time to get creative from my back yard, shooting these two time lapse videos featuring the night skies.
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Another astronomical time lapse video today, featuring the much less photographed sun rising through the morning skies.
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The 'super moon' of early April 2020 provided me with some lovely night sky watching. Plus the opportunity to shoot some video and time lapse of course!
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A fleeting moment of sunlight through the rain produced this lovely rainbow over the end of the pier at Llandudno on the North Wales coast.
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A lovely reminder of the beauties of the North Wales coast that we're missing so much during this time of Covid-19 lockdown.
This is, of course, the North Shore promenade and pier at Llandudno, photographed just before the lockdown came into force.
Hopefully we'll be back soon, strolling along the promenade without a care in the world!
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A small part of the wonderful Anglesey coastal path at Moelfre on the east coast of the island, just off the North Wales coast.
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Rough weather on the North Wales coast at Llandudno West Shore.
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Some of the smaller, but no less beautiful, scenes around Llyn Crafnant in the Snowdonia National Park, North Wales.
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One of the most beautiful lakes in the Snowdonia National Park (and that's saying something!), this is Llyn Crafnant, bedecked in its winter colours.
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A hidden gem, rarely visited, this is the Grey Mare's Tail waterfall, just a short drive from Llanrwst in North Wales.
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A brief foray over the border into England for a stroll around the Marine Lake at West Kirby, followed by watching and filming the ebbing tide for this time lapse video.
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Storm clouds boil over a snow capped Snowdon in this time lapse video clip, shot in early March this year, just before the lockdown came into effect.
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From a more carefree time, determined holidaymakers trundle up and down the pier at Llandudno on the North Wales coast in this time lapse video clip, bundled up against the cold early March wind.
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