Weekly Photo Diary 30 Nov - 6 Dec

Here are a few moments I captured this week.

Walking onto the Offas Dyke ⛰️🌿

Sunday's walk began at the viewpoint just outside Cilcain. The path climbs directly left towards Moel Famau, crossing farmland and fields until it meets the ridge and the Offa’s Dyke path. ⛰️🌿

Once I reached the Offa’s Dyke path, I turned right and dropped steeply down to the car park. Stunning views all the way, but a very steep downhill section. ⛰️.

A quick rest at the carpark and then I turned round and took path to the left which led my back up the side of Moel Famau and joined the path I used going up

No photos on the way back - the day was closing in so I just kept moving.

🌧️ Wepre Park in Full-Splash Mode — The Dogs Protested, the Human Insisted 📸🐕☔

🐶 “Enough’s enough. Weather’s vile. Feet are sad. I hate the rain. Can we please go home now?

Sunshine, Fields and Happy Dogs — Off to Wepre Park.

Christmas Open magic at Ruthin Pwllglas

Sunshine, good friends, stunning views… and yes, the golf was pretty great too!

Ladies Christmas Open at St Melyd today — damp underfoot but smiles all round! ⛳️✨

Despite the soggy conditions, the company was brilliant, the golf had its moments, and the afternoon turned out to be thoroughly enjoyable.

Bike day today — chilly, fresh and just good to be out.

Rode solo, so no café stop — just a steady spin and a clear head. Sometimes it’s really good to do your own thing. Managed to get back just before the rain arrived!

Saturday — too wet for the bikes

I walked up towards Dyserth stopping at the old castle site — amazing to think the whole castle was quarried away.