In this five minute video short, one gets a warm invitation to bask in the lay of the land outlining Wales’s shores. As well as its motorsports. Rallying. And its mountain biking. Should you want “to row your boat”, you can always start easy with paddling. Paddling helps to get you acquainted with the more serious water sports of rafting, if not surfing. And that’s just the start !
Around the Principality there said to be more than 850 miles / 1120 kilometres of coastline, with five beaches being allotted Blue Flag awards, along the way, comparable with other shorelines in other parts of the world.
Nobody’s at a loss in the cool breeze of a summer’s shoreline offering more than just sand “for castle building”, because Wales is home to the hosting of 641 architectural “time – pieces” dotted throughout its topology, with Pembrokeshire being home to accomodating the most, of all the counties, in this green and pleasant land.
Get up to North Wales where you can ride with two independent train companies. Go out one day with The Devil’s Bridge Railway and while you’re in the region, explore the mysteries of the northern trajectory through the landscape’s breathtaking West Highland Railway.
Whether at home, near or far or whatever your choice of lesisure pursuit ; even if you wish to get “an aerial view of the land below, “from above”, be sure to make a date with your diary and get adventurous, where you’ll find more than an array of events and fairs in various locations throughout the year within The Principality to whet your appetit e ! Tongue twisters asides, you’ll get more than a warm welcome to assisting with the pronounciatons of some words, of a very old language, which do not contain the letters K, Q, V and Z. Perhaps also even, some brief, “tuition”, over a beer !
Get yourself involved with a myriad of seasonal activities and take a peek through the eyes of Luke Rowlands and “his jet”, scheduled and arranged in association with visitwales.com and enjoy your stay !
credits to : Samantha Dimond of visitwales and their affiliates.
In this five minute video short, one gets a warm invitation to bask in the lay of the land outlining Wales's shores. As well as its motorsports. Rallying. And its mountain biking. Should you want "to row your boat", you can always start easy with paddling. Paddling helps to get you acquainted with the more serious water sports of rafting, if not surfing. And that's just the start ! Around the Principality there said to be more than 850 miles / 1120 kilometres of coastline, with five beaches being allotted Blue Flag awards, along the way, comparable with other shorelines in other parts of the world. Nobody's at a loss in the cool breeze of a summer's shoreline offering more than just sand "for castle building", because Wales is home to the hosting of 641 architectural "time – pieces" dotted throughout its topology, with Pembrokeshire being home to accomodating the most, of all the counties, in this green and pleasant land. Get up to North Wales where you can ride with two independent train companies. Go out one day with The Devil's Bridge Railway and while you're in the region, explore the mysteries of the northern trajectory through the landscape's breathtaking West Highland Railway. Whether at home, near or far or whatever your choice of lesisure pursuit ; even if you wish to get "an aerial view of the land below, "from above", be sure to make a date with your diary and get adventurous, where you'll find more than an array of events and fairs in various locations throughout the year within The Principality to whet your appetit e ! Tongue twisters asides, you'll get more than a warm welcome to assisting with the pronounciatons of some words, of a very old language, which do not contain the letters K, Q, V and Z. Perhaps also even, some brief, "tuition", over a beer ! Get yourself involved with a myriad of seasonal activities and take a peek through the eyes of Luke Rowlands and "his jet", scheduled and arranged in association with visitwales.com and enjoy your stay ! credits to : Samantha Dimond of visitwales and their affiliates.