This blog aims to document a systematic walk from one end to the other of the North Wales Path. It is written as a guide to others who may be interested. Walking gear on! Sunday, 27 May 2012. More on the Wales Coast Path. It starts off from Port Penrhyn in the same way, up the old Penrhyn Quarry Railway which is now part of the Lon Las Ogwen. Rather than what I earlier referred to. Reaching Aber Ogwen, which curiously has signs in English, Welsh and Polish, the walk starts along the shoreline.

They decided to walk the rest of the way! Just in case anyone forgot what dinner time looks like with a baby! Matthew is such a cutie! .

Monday, January 5, 2009. Here are some random pictures of this Christmas. The kids were so excited this Christmas as you can see from the picture of Craig and Riley trying to look around the corner at the tree from the hallway. The Christmas tree this year had to be placed high on that table to keep curious little Matthew fingers from pulling it down. We miss you all and hope you had a wonderful Christmas. Happy New Year! Craig D. Thursday, December 25, 2008.

Friday, 28 November 2014. Reflecting on the season as a whole, it has been a contrasting tale. While the racing was frustrating and, at times, exasperating, the cruising was delightful in generally warm weather. This makes mixing cruising and racing increasingly difficult.

Unexpected wildlife encounters in stunning locations. Get to grips with the more familiar as we search for the more unusual. Wildlife encounters that stay with you for a lifetime. We share our passion for the natural world by running guided tours. To show you the best of the wildlife that Anglesey has to offer. We share our wildlife experiences through the naturebites blog.