Glyn Shepherds Hut

28/10/2024

We are starting to share a monthly photo blog. See October's here ...

When it all starts to change

17/08/2024

The cloudscapes here must be seen to be believed ...

16/08/2024

I'm making slow but steady progress through the backlog of the thousands of images I've made over the years.

The wonderful hot air balloon

15/08/2024

Nice little tromp to one of our favourite places ... https://www.johnreesphoto.com/rhoscolyn

08/08/2024

https://www.liveapositivelife.com/yellow-oxeye

17/07/2024

View across from Rhoscolyn Head towards the mainland.

13/05/2024

Simple but I love it ...

07/05/2024

Some people think about time like sand running through an egg timer. There’s a finite amount of it and you could think when it’s gone that’s the end. But we see things differently because we turn the egg timer over to start another cycle and seek new adventures in life.

In 2019 we made a deliberate choice of not retiring or 'taking it easy'. Instead we moved to Snowdonia to explore the hills and north Wales coast and to do things like this ...

Change can be scary but it’s worth it …

05/04/2024

18/11/2023

https://www.glynshepherdshut.com/journal/a-must-visit-place

It’s up there with best anywhere …

10/11/2023

https://www.glynshepherdshut.com/journal/changing-colours

My favourite time of year

31/10/2023

Brand new website just launched!

https://www.glynshepherdshut.com

30/10/2023

https://www.glynshepherdshut.com/journal/llyn-geirionydd

A walk to Llyn Geirionydd

07/09/2023

This is "Yr Wyddfa" by John Rees on Vimeo, the home for high quality videos and the people who love them.

20/07/2023

One of those amazing days when the wild ever changing weather makes you stop and stare!

11/05/2023

One of those 'big sky' days that just fills you with love of this place we call home ... and what a view from our little hut!

09/04/2023

The views from the hut!

MOEL SIABODOne mountain many viewsThis is my ‘local’ mountain. I see it every day from my home. Its name in English is roughly described as "bare hill". That’s a good description because at the summit there are rock fields strewn around. At 872 metres (2,861 ft), it is the highest peak in the ...

24/10/2022

Where we are easily accessible but surrounded by gorgeous scenery wherever you look. That’s us bottom right, the white place 👍