I’m delighted to be hosting Sunday Stills for Terry Webster Schrandt during August while she takes a blogging break.
This week’s theme is mountains and valleys. At the moment we’re living near Snowdonia National Park. It’s very scenic and is the largest national park in Wales. It also has the highest mountain in England and Wales and has many pretty villages and lakes.
A lone house with Mount Snowdon in the background. I don’t think I’d like to be so isolated, especially in winter.
One of the many walks.
The Pontcysyllte Aqueduct takes the Llangollen canal over the river Dee valley. You can walk across (if you don’t mind heights.) Designed and built by Thomas Telford and William Jessop, it was completed in 1805 and took 10 years to design, build and test. It’s now a World Heritage Site. The aquaduct is 39 metres high and 3.6 metres wide.
Looking down on the town of Llangollen from the ruins of Dinas Bran castle
A birds eye view of the town of Conwy and the estuary from the dizzy heights of Conwy mountain.
Sunday Stills Photo Challenge Reminders
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Please create a new post for the theme.
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Title your post a little differently than mine.
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Don’t forget to create a pingback to this post so that other participants can read your post. I also recommend adding your post’s URL into the comments.
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Entries for this theme can be shared all week. Use hashtag #SundayStills for sharing on social media.
