Dinas Cross Mountain Walk Pembrokeshire
Shot over two days on a Phantom 4 Pro @ 4k, CAA Dronecode followed.
Wales, Pembrokeshire Coast - Fishguard to Cwm yr Eglwys: July 2013
2013, July 11th. A walk from Fishguard to Cwm yr Eglwys along the Pembrokeshire Coast Path (part of the All Wales Coast Path), with a brief look at the harbour at Lower Town Fishguard and at Fishguard Fort, before heading East along the cliffs to Pwllgwaelod. At Pwllgwaelod there is a shortcut to Cwm yr Eglwys, but we follow the Coast Path around the headland of Dinas Island (Pen Dinas) to reach the cove of Cwm yr Eglwys. Abergwaun i Pwllgwaelod a Cwm yr Eglwys ar y Llwybr Arfordir Sir Benfro
Pembrokeshire Wales Vlog Day 3 | Coastal Walk in Dinas Island and Having Fun at the Beach
Circular walks which end up at a pub is always brilliant!
Music: Back in Summer by Nicolai Heidlas
PEMBROKESHIRE COASTAL WALK FROM CWM YR EGLWYS TO PWLLGWAELOD
CIRCLE WALK TAKEN ON SEPT 15, 2012
Ramsey Island - August 2013
A short video taken by residential volunteer Christine Flintham showing the array of habitats we have on RSPB Ramsey Island.
Ceibwr Bay
Ceibwr Bay . A beautiful remote beach on the Pembrokeshire coast.
CAREW CASTLE, South Wales
Picton Castle Gardens
Picton Castle Gardens
Music of Wales
Royal engagement set to boost tourism on Anglesey
(26 Nov 2010) SHOTLIST
1. Various of sunrise over mountains overlooking Anglesey
2. Dawn sky over Anglesey
3. Wide of Menai Straits separating Anglesey from the rest of Wales
4. Mid of bridge linking Anglesey to the rest of Wales
5. Two white-washed farmhouses on island in Menai Straits
6. High speed train travels through Llanfair PG station, pan to station sign
7. Station sign reading (Welsh) Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch, the full name of the village
8. Wide of village noticeboard and main street
9. Exterior of hair salon
10. Various of staff and customers inside hair salon
11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Carren Dewar, hair stylist:
When I go to Tesco, I think, I wonder if Prince William will be here. It would be nice to see him. It does cross your mind.
12. Exterior of Tesco supermarket where William and Kate are said to have shopped
13. Various exterior shots of White Eagle pub where William and Kate are said to have dined
14. Various of people drinking in bar as bar manager pulls a pint of beer
15. Close tilt of beer
16. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tracy Muir, bar manager:
There's quite a buzz going about. Lots of people are asking if they've been seen locally, they want to know what's going on with them, and it's just really good to have something positive to talk about.
17. Various of people drinking at bar
18. SOUNDBITE: (English) Tania Simpson, estate agent:
From what we can work out, they shop at Tesco, they eat at the burger van, they come to the White Eagle for food. They live a normal life really. They just get on with it. The locals here just don't seem to bother that much with them, really. It's a case of get on with life.
19. Wide of area where William and Kate are believed to live
20. Various of white-washed farmhouses with Snowdonia mountain range in distance
21. Exterior of Tre-Ysgawen Hall
22. Neil Rowlands, Anglesey tourism chief, walking down grand staircase
23. SOUNDBITE: (English) Neil Rowlands, Anglesey tourism chief:
They see Kate and William in the local community. The people of Anglesey are quite unassuming and relatively low-key, and allow people to get on with their lives. They're not pestered and followed everywhere they go by paparazzi and local people. And yes, they do get out and about and meet people on Anglesey.
24. Various of RAF Valley where Prince William is based
25. Wide of fighter plane taking off from RAF Valley on training flight
26. Mid of airfield signal
27. Tracking shot of plane streaking through red-flecked clouds
STORYLINE
Expectations of a boom in tourism on the remote British island of Anglesey have soared since the engagement of Prince William and Kate Middleton on 16 November.
William and Kate share a home on the Welsh island, and are expected to continue living there in the first years of their marriage.
The Prince works as a helicopter pilot at a military base on the island, known as Ynys Mon in Welsh.
These high profile residents are likely to increase the numbers of visitors, as people travel from around the world to attempt to catch a glimpse of the royal couple.
It was recently announced that the wedding will be held on 29 April next year in London's Westminster Abbey.
Separated from the mountainous northwest of Wales by a narrow strip of water, Anglesey is a beautiful and uniquely peaceful corner of the British Isles.
The island boasts the distinction of the world's longest place name, the village of Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch.
The royal wedding next April will make Anglesey famous for other reasons, and the intrusion of the world's media may inhibit the relative freedom of the couple.
In Anglesey, William and Kate have the chance to live normal lives.
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Pembrokeshire Wales Vlog Day 4 | Exploring Lower Town - Last Invasion Tapestry
It was drizzling so we decided to explore Lower Town in Fishguard. We saw the Last Invasion Tapestry in the Town Hall, pottered around the harbour and had hot cross bun flavoured ice cream at Hooked@31.
Welsh Highland Railway – Then and Now - Part 1
I have been fortunate enough to witness the renascence of a short lived railway who’s existence lived in the memories of those old enough to have seen it and photographic images of diminutive little tank engines dwarfed by the surrounding mountains. This was a railway built through the stunning Snowdonia landscape to carry slate at a time when demand was falling, in the days before mass tourism was able to give it a second chance, the last passenger train ran on 5th September 1936. Please click on this link for a short history -
Back in my childhood days my grandfather told me the path we were walking along through the Aberglaslyn Pass used to be a railway, I didn’t know whether to believe him or not as apart from the tunnels there was little evidence of a railway. Beddgelert became a place I visited many times, as I read books about the Welsh Highland Railway and various groups talked about reopening the line. At that time the Ffestiniog Railway was still being restored to Blaenau Ffestiniog and the rebirth of WHR seemed little more than an unrealistic dream.
By October 1997 the sheer perseverance and determination by the enthusiast community cumulated in the first public trains running over the former standard gauge formation of the LNWR line from Caernarfon to Afonwen as far Dinas Junction, the original terminus of the WHR.
I visited the line regularly from 1998 to the present day taking photographs and video to record the realisation of something that I had considered to be an impossible dream. In this video I compare some of the photos and video taken from past visits with a ride over todays completed line.
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Dendam Belanda Karena Gagal Menjamah Papua Berakhir Menyakitkan Bagi Indonesia #PJalanan
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Sampai kapan pun Papua adalah bagian dari Negara Kesatuan Republik Indonesia. Sudahlah kalian OPM bangun papua jangan malah merusak, membunuh, menjadi penjahat kejam, tidak semua warga papua itu OPM. Dan yang jelas OPM adalah buatan belanda, sebelum hengkang dari Papua Belanda membentuk OPM agar jadi batu penghalang NKRI dalam membangun Papua, cukup jelas cuplikannya dalam video ini. Salam damai.
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Mystery, it seems--is always afoot. And ever since our ancestors crouched around campfires, out in the deep, dark wood--whilst wolves and other such monsters howled into the night, our civilization has been obsessed with the relentless pursuit of long lost magical kingdoms, places of power that have been hidden from human sight to shield their otherworldly riches from unworthy, prying eyes. Folklore has been the foil to our society for time long forgotten, and within that eternal canon--brave adventurers and unassuming heroes alike have been tasked with discovering some of the most mysterious and unobtainable locations in folklore. So, in that case--I guess we better give it a shot of our own, and take a look
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Barry, Vale of Glamorgan
Barry is a town and community in the Vale of Glamorgan in Wales. It is located along the northern coast of the Bristol Channel less than 7 miles south-southwest of Cardiff,the capital city of Wales. Barry is a seaside resort, with attractions including several beaches and formerly Barry Island Pleasure Park. Once a small village, Barry has absorbed its larger neighbouring villages of Cadoxton and Barry Island. It grew significantly from the 1880s with the development of Barry Docks, which in 1913 was the largest coal port in the world.
The place was possibly named after Saint Baruc. However another explanation is that it comes from the Welsh bar meaning a hill or rise. Therefore the Welsh name, Y Barri, means 'The Hills. Given Barry's geography, it is an apt description. The first reference to it being named after St Baruc is from Giraldus Cambriensis. Gerald was himself from Barry and describes the area thus:
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Sunset Sea Kayaking
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James and Charlotte testing out the 17ft perception essence sea kayaks in the nature reserve on beaulieu river branching of the solent.
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Primitive Technology: Stone Axe (celt)
The manufacture of a stone ax including the handle from using only primitive tools and materials. It is a celt (pronounced selt) a type of ax with a polished stone head wedged into a hole or mortise at the end of a wooden handle (not to be confused with a Kelt referring to a Celtic person). The head took about a week and a day to make as I chose to make it from a particularly large piece of basalt. The hammer stone used to shape the basalt was of quartz. This involved hammering, pecking, grinding and polishing the head into the final shape. The handle took a day and a morning to make. A chisel was made from stone and a mallet made from a log. These were used to cut the tree for the handle and shape it once down. Fire was used to harden the wood and also to help shape the mortise. The ax was then used to cut down a tree the day after the handle was a tree itself. It is a more efficient tool for felling trees than the hand ax I made and at the time of uploading this video has cut down 4 trees which I will use later. Because this stone axe is blunter than a steel one, the blade needs to hit the tree at angles greater than 45 degrees- otherwise the blade would glance off. So celts were used more like wedges than modern axes.
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Scotland 2013 - Part 2 - Horse Riding on Ayr Beach - GoPro Hero 3
The 2nd installment from my family holiday in Scotland sees us Horse Riding on Ayr Beach. We went on a great ride from Ayrshire Equestrian Centre (ayrshireequitationcentre.co.uk) to the beach via Alloway and some great purpose built trails. All the footage in this movie was filmed with a GoPro Hero 3 Silver Edition shooting in 1080p at 30fps.
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MotorBike Tour 2 North Wales Stage 1 self guided motorbike tour with motorbike friendly places
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North Wales Tour 2 Stage 1 self guided motorbike tour with motorbike friendly places
Travel with me as we leave Tudweiliog and head towards Menai Bridge to cross onto Anglesey ~ following the top road on the Pwllhelli peninsula with stunning cliff faces and along the road into Menai bridge passing through Caernarfon
Ride with me through stunning North Wales scenery taking in some stunning views