sea air

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The warm sunshine continues, and as Alex had a rare day off, we decided to go top the seaside. There were a couple of caches that had been on the list for a while, one of which needed to be looked for at low tide as its in the middle of the estuary! We had a lovely walk, over the bridge to Barmouth for lunch, then we jumped on a little ferry boat to get across the river, and headed back to the car. A round walk of about 7 miles I should think. The dog has taken to her bed already!

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Photos

the little hill
called fegla fawr, not sure what fegla means, but fawr means "big" - there's fegla fach (little) next door. Up we went - no path to the top, but no problem!

absolutely beautiful
going up here.

on the top
was this metal pole with a bent top. we had to take compass bearings from that to find the cache.

then down to sea level
and under the bridge

the rocky outcrop
was reached

Alex lost his feet
in the sinking sand

all aboard
the ferry

you can just see the rocks we walked to over there
and the fegla fawr too.

almost back
the circle completed

Comments

[aunty beb]

That was an enjoyable way to spent a free day. Very nice!

[Robyn]

Looks like you had a good day
and what great photography too! I love the one of Alex at the top!

[Sheelagh]

What a lovely little ferry