COULD THIS BE A MONET?

BEAUTIFUL DEWSTOW GARDENS

LOOKING UP

VIEW OF CASTLE COCH, WALESCLICK ON THE PHOTOS TO ENLARGE THEM

THE FALLS

ANOTHER OF NORWAY'S BEAUTIFUL WATERFALLS

WELSH CONNECTION

SECOND SEVERN CROSSING, LINKING WALES AND ENGLAND, OPENED IN JUNE 1996

HAPPY ST DAVID'S DAY FOR 1st MARCH

ST DAVID, (DEWI SANT) PATRON SAINT OF WALES, DEPICTED IN A STAINED GLASS WINDOW.

ST DAVID'S CATHEDRAL

ST DAVID'S SHRINE IS IN THIS BEAUTIFUL CATHEDRAL. IN MEDIAEVAL TIMES, ST DAVID'S SHRINE WAS A FAVOURITE PLACE OF PILGRIMAGE AND TWO PILGRIMAGES TO THE SITE WAS CONSIDERED EQUAL TO ONE PILGRIMAGE TO ROME.

THE OLD SHRINE

THE SITE OF THE OLD SHRINE OF ST DAVID, WHICH WAS DAMAGED AND EVENTUALLY DESTROYED DURING THE REFORMATION AND COMMONWEALTH.

NEW SHRINE

BONES, BELIEVED TO BE THOSE OF ST DAVID, WERE DISCOVERED IN 1866. IN 1920, THE BONES WERE PLACED INTO THIS OAK CASKET WHICH WAS THEN ENCLOSED BEHIND THE IRON GRILLE.

SCENIC NORWAY

SPRINGTIME ON THE FIORD

NATURAL BEAUTY

CURTAIN STALACTITE,

DAN-YR-OGOF SHOWCAVES

DOWN TO THE HARBOUR

CLOVELLY HARBOUR, NORTH DEVON

LAZY SUMMER DAYS

SUMMER OF 2009 IN WEST WALES

END OF THE DAY

SUNSET OVER THE MEDITERRANEAN

VIEWED FROM A PLANE

DAYLIGHT MOON

MOON OVER ELY CATHEDRAL

WELSH FORTRESS

CONWY CASTLE, NORTH WALES, WAS BUILT BETWEEN 1283 AND 1289, DURING THE REIGN OF

KING EDWARD I.