Tredegar Clock

The imposing clock in the centre of Tredegar, a landmark in this old coal and steel town.

Laugharne Boathouse 2

A front view of the poet Dylan Thomas’ favourite house, where most of his best known works were written.

Lewis Merthyr Colliery Rhondda

Preserved for posterity, the winding engines of this famous old Welsh Colliery stand proud against the Rhondda Valley skies.

Newquay, West Wales

A view of the famous slipway in this popular West Walian holiday town.

Pony Common Land mid Wales

A wild Welsh hill pony grazes the common land of mid Wales.

Ross-On-Wye

A view across the flood plain of the river Wye to part of this important historic Welsh border market town.

Strumble Head Lighthouse

Situated on the imposing promontary above Fishguard, the lighthouse provides the welcome beacon for travellers to Ireland and back to Wales. the headland is an ideal place for birdwatchers and lovers of wildlife, including wild seals.

Caernarvon Castle

Built by the English to subdue the rebellious Welsh princes of Snowdonia, the castle is an imposing sight on the estuary at Caernarvon in North Wales. The castle is more famous recently for the investiture of the Prince of Wales, Prince Charles.

The Welsh Colliery

A scene showing a quintessential Welsh Colliery winding engine and terraced streets, evocative of the once common industrial village scapes of the age of coal.

Tenby from the Hill

A view of the old Welsh seaside resort from the hill above the harbour. Probably Wales' most picturesque holiday village by the sea.