I’ve been so busy my time in Wales and England flew by! We arrived in Paris this morning and I’m very excited to explore this new place. It’s the first one where, as an English speaker, I feel a little bit out of my element. But more on that later, I want to share some pictures from the past week. There is just so much to show I need to break it up into two segments. This post will be of Wales, the next post of England.
Caernarfon, Wales:
Entering Eagle tower at Caernarfon Castle
View from the castle tower of the wall surrounding the city
Castle at sunset
Another gorgeous sunset
Skinny windows used to shoot from
Low tide
Castle courtyard
First rainbow I’ve seen on this trip!
The castle courtyard
Sunset on the water
Castle courtyard
Top of a turret!
Church silhouette
Beautiful tracery
Really steep, windy stairs
Stained glass
Castle at sunset
Looking down into the tower
Low tide
Awesome old gate
Little light entered the dark cold castle
Low tide
Happy horses
Welsh flag proudly flies on the tower
Huge doors to Caernarfon Castle
The castle courtyard
Inside a castle tower that no longer has floors. The indented space on the left use to be a fireplace
Roses
Aberystwth, Wales:
Chepstow, Wales (and the Wye River Valley):
The streets of Chepstow
Tintern Abbey
Tintern Abbey
Tintern Abbey
Tintern Abbey
Tintern Abbey
Tintern Abbey
Tintern Abbey
Tintern Abbey
Chepstow Castle
Chepstow Castle
Beautiful flora
In Chepstow the tide goes out 30+ feet!
The town surrounding Tintern Abbey
High tide in Chepstow- a truly dramatic difference
The view from our hike to Devil’s Pulpit looking down on Tintern Abbey. It was said the Devil would stand here on the hillside and try to lure the monks away.
Hiking up to Devil’s Pulpit
View from Devil’s Pulpit
Bridge across the river the the trail head
The rock in the bottom right is Devil’s Pulpit
Still amazed by all the green!
Another adorable Chepstow house
Me standing on the boarder of Wales and England!