A weekend in February

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 A little visit to The Pines in February (photos have gone on in reverse order!)


Borth y gest




Sunday lunch in Porthmadog
New oars in the spare room.
Watching the six nations in my pajamas


The church in the sand dunes at Llandanwg









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