Here we go again. Three locations to be photographed for Gwynedd C.C. all in the course of one day. Up at 5.30am for a one and half hour drive down the coast to Aberdaron. Need some atmospheric shots of this little village before it gets to busy with all the holiday makers.
Then on to Porthor, better known as Whistling Sands, a beautiful cove on the other side of the Llyn Peninsula. I managed to get there before the afternoon rush of sun bathers, and also before the sun decided to disappear behind a hazy summer sky. ( Blue skies are the order of the day)
Then, while we still had high tide hanging around, a quick stop at Trefor to capture this little harbour and pier, which can so easily be missed, as all there is is the tiniest of signposts showing the way to this peaceful out of the way village. By the time I got home I had been on the road for almost 12 hours, but I'm guessing that there are worst ways of earning one's keep.
I'm thinking that tonight I'll sleep like a baby.
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3 comments:
Looks like quite a place. Your early start paid off with some super photo's, very reminicent both of our western isles and some of the coast around here.
Nice job....
It's difficult to be grumpy when confronted with this every day, but it won't stop me from trying... I promise, hand on heart, my next blog will be full of complaints!
Ah - then we belong to the same club......
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