A poet’s sanctuary
A spa break in south Wales all about relaxation and good food was rounded off with a homeward stopover at the little town of Laugharne in Carmarthenshire.
It was where Welsh writer Dylan Thomas lived at the end of his life. With beautiful views across the River Taf estuary and a commanding castle, you can see it was an inspirational spot – even on a fleeting visit.
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Wow! Timepiece really stands out for me – there’s a nice depth of focus and the composition really works. Laugharne looks hauntingly beautiful, though, and well worth a longer visit. Spa break, ptah! ;)
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Ha! It was very lovely indeed and this stop-off was the icing on the cake. South-west Wales is kinda gorgeous :)
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You are a poet with the camera so a most apt place to stop – the sandbanks particularly striking.
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Thank you so much, Laura. You’re in danger of making me blush! A wonderful spot and I’m glad to have taken the time to visit.
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I love the photo of the sandbank!
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Thanks Koos. It’s a beautiful spot, hopefully we’ll be there longer the next time :)
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Just plan another trip and book a hotel room ;)
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Get a room!!! Oh yes ;-)))
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