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Around the World of Wales in Three Days. Part 3: The Yin and Yang of Machynlleth

Posted on 31/08/10, filed under Accommodation, Days Out, Food, Hotels, Shopping, Snowdonia, Visit Wales, Wales | Comments

It’s dusk in Aberaeron and the harbor sparkles with shimmering wine glasses and colored lights strung amidst the lamp posts. The boat docks overflow with revelers toasting a brisk late summer evening as the tide rolls into the doorstep of the Harbourmaster Hotel. Continue reading

Around the World of Wales in 3 Days. Part 2: Seduced in Solva; Saved in St. David’s

Posted on 27/08/10, filed under Arts and Literature, Days Out, Food, Holidays and Breaks, Hotels, Pembrokeshire, Wales, Walking | Comments

My pet dragon Red and I are back on the road in Wales, making our way from Swansea toward the Pembrokeshire coast. We arrive just after the rain stops, perfect timing for an afternoon stroll down the narrow stone streets of Tenby Continue reading

Around the World of Wales in Three Days. Part 1: An American in Pontardawe

Posted on 24/08/10, filed under Cardiff, Days Out, Festivals, Food, Shopping, Swansea Bay & Gower, Visit Wales | Comments

I’m off on a whirlwind tour of Wales with my pet dragon Red driving from south to north and back again with only a few days to cover it all. We’ve got a list of dozens of places recommended by all our fab friends on Facebook and we’re aiming to visit as many as possible while soaking in the heart of Wales. Continue reading

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