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Who doesn't love Aftrenoon Tea? That's right no one. Richard and Nadya recently sampled the Parkgate's finest in central...
14/08/2025

Who doesn't love Aftrenoon Tea? That's right no one. Richard and Nadya recently sampled the Parkgate's finest in central Cardiff. You xcan read the full review (link in the comments).

Cowbridge walkabout this morning. Little grey and overcast but not chilly. Lovely town in the heart of the Vale.
12/05/2025

Cowbridge walkabout this morning. Little grey and overcast but not chilly. Lovely town in the heart of the Vale.

Market pride. Cardiff Market.
09/05/2025

Market pride. Cardiff Market.

Penarth Marina walkabout this morning.
05/05/2025

Penarth Marina walkabout this morning.

The Union Jacks are out in Rhoose, Vale of Glamorgan.
05/05/2025

The Union Jacks are out in Rhoose, Vale of Glamorgan.

In Llantwit Major, this one wasn't taking any of my bull.
30/04/2025

In Llantwit Major, this one wasn't taking any of my bull.

Look at all these happy faces at in Why? Because the food is awesome and the service equally so.
30/04/2025

Look at all these happy faces at in Why? Because the food is awesome and the service equally so.

Sculptures near The Capitol in Cardiff.
21/04/2025

Sculptures near The Capitol in Cardiff.

Link in the comments: An installation has been unveiled in the Elan Valley International Dark Sky Park in Mid Wales to r...
21/04/2025

Link in the comments: An installation has been unveiled in the Elan Valley International Dark Sky Park in Mid Wales to remember Alyn Wallace, a talented landscape astro-photographer who died unexpectedly last year.

Art lovers and history enthusiasts are in for a treat this April as the Rhoose and District History Society hosts a capt...
21/04/2025

Art lovers and history enthusiasts are in for a treat this April as the Rhoose and District History Society hosts a captivating illustrated talk by Dr Jonathan Hicks. Entitled ‘Life is My Canvas’, the presentation will explore the remarkable life and career of Barry-born artist Margaret Lindsay Williams.

Renowned for her portraits of royalty, film stars, and even a US president, Williams was also a celebrated war artist. Her impressive body of work captured the faces of high society while reflecting the profound impact of global conflict on her generation.

The event takes place on Friday 25 April 2025 at 7pm at Rhoose Community Centre, Stewart Road, CF62 3EZ.

There’s a small entry fee of £2 per person to cover costs, and a collection on the night will raise funds for the Margaret Lindsay Williams Headstone Appeal – a worthy cause honouring her enduring legacy.

The beautiful facade above Windsor Arcade in Penarth. It's a sweet little arcade. Good selection of indie businesses. ...
09/04/2025

The beautiful facade above Windsor Arcade in Penarth. It's a sweet little arcade. Good selection of indie businesses.

Mark your calendars for Sunday, 8th June 2025, as St Donat’s Castle in Llantwit Major, Vale of Glamorgan, opens its door...
05/04/2025

Mark your calendars for Sunday, 8th June 2025, as St Donat’s Castle in Llantwit Major, Vale of Glamorgan, opens its doors for the much-anticipated Summer Fayre. Info in the comments...

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