For those can’t get outdoors to enjoy nature at present, this series is for you. I’m aiming to brighten the days by posting pictures of natural beauty.
On the other hand, if you’re able to go where you like, perhaps you’ll do something for those less fortunate by sharing this widely, so others can enjoy it? Thank you.
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Looks like Rhosilli Beach May have been a bit chilly that day. Same day that the wind was blowing your hair? 😉
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Can’t honestly remember, Lynette. It was windy the whole time we were there! At one point, when we were at the top of the hill above the bay, I had to hang on to a Trig point (a concrete and metal pillar used by map-makers) to stop me from being blown off my feet!
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Wow! That’s windy!
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Wow… wonderland
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Thanks, Kamal.
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