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Archive for the 'Nature and the Environment' Category

Singleton Park Botanical Gardens

Sunday, April 20th, 2008

The weather has turned lovely and warm and there was just no way in the world I could stay indoors today. So I headed out for nearby Singleton Park to see what was going on in the gardens. And I was not disappointed - the floral display is just breathtaking!
Birds singing […]

Snow in Abertawe - Finally!

Sunday, April 6th, 2008

I woke up to a lovely surprise this morning in the form of a dusting of snow on the hill behind my flat. Not a lot but just enough to make things pretty.

They’ve been threatening snow for a month or so now and up until this morning all we’d managed was a lot of […]

Spider!!!

Wednesday, March 26th, 2008

Browsing the Forum today, I found that FW Member vk4wot has started a new blog. Nipping across to take a nose around I was confronted by the spider shown here on the left (full size version).
Now, I don’t know about you but that’s not something I’d be particularly excited about finding […]

Gardd Fotaneg Genedlaethol Cymru/National Botanic Garden of Wales

Saturday, February 9th, 2008

Everything about this place is wonderful. I had an opportunity to visit yesterday (7 February) and, in spite of less than toasty weather, found it fascinating.
It’s a large area but fully accessible to people in wheelchairs. But be prepared to do some walking because there is a lot to see and […]

You’re going to do what?

Friday, January 18th, 2008

I’m no bible thumping prude but I have to say, there’s something VERY wrong about this. It goes beyond religious belief. It’s just plain wrong. I know, I know, they say it will possibly lead to the cure for horrible diseases that at the moment are not curable. But honestly, will […]

Autumn

Saturday, November 3rd, 2007

I went for a drive today, it was a beautiful autumn day - crisp and sunny - perfect traveling weather. With Radio Cymru playing the Blues EDF Rygbi match (they didn’t win) I headed out toward Carmarthenshire with the intent to visit Llanelli. I never made it to Llanelli, ran out of […]

Autumn…

Friday, October 19th, 2007

This morning was the second magnificent autumn morning in a row. Cold and crystal clear, I left early for school to make my 9:00 a.m. history class.
Once parked, my walking route takes me past a large field populated with ancient oaks and beautiful rolling, deep green lawns. The field slopes gently up to […]

A Rainy Night in Swansea

Tuesday, October 16th, 2007

Don’t you love rainy nights? I do. There’s something inherently romantic about them. I always want to dash home and cuddle up to someone I adore in the sanctuary of dryness, warmth and the cozy lights of our world. To snuggle with him in front of the TV, my head on his […]

Oh Ych-y-fi!

Thursday, September 6th, 2007

Isn’t this a pretty little thing?

Aw, just look at that cute little face…..

How could anyone NOT like such a creature?
Well, here in the States we avoid them like the plague. And here’s why…..
There I was last night (or is it this morning) at 1:00 a.m. happily snapping bubbles in Dave’s bloody addictive bubble wrap […]

Welsh Hobbits

Wednesday, August 15th, 2007

Take a look at the photo here. Is it from the film version of the Lord of the Rings? No, it’s not! It’s actually a family home which has been built in Pembrokeshire. After four months of hard work and around £3,000, the family had an environmentally friendly home in this […]

World Clock, with a difference

Saturday, August 4th, 2007

There are lots of ‘world’ clocks out and about on the Internet but here’s one with a difference. World Clock by Poodwaddle.com not only tells you the time but also gives you a full range of statistics about the world we live in.
As you watch the minutes and seconds pass on the standard timepiece, […]

Something New (and sorely needed) on the Green Front

Friday, July 27th, 2007

A firm in Port Talbot has found a way to deal with the tons of used tyres that heretofore have found their way into gardens, empty lots and the bottom of gullies. The company uses liquid nitrogen to freeze the rubber and then, when brittle, smashes them into tiny bits for reuse. […]


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