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Glyn Roberts, Murpoeth, Bryncroes has immense interest in rural crafts and old tools. He is also a diligent researcher of old documents, records, maps and photographs. When the heritage body, the Ll¿n Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty wished to create a survey of the old mills of the area, it was natural that they would turn to this...
This volume reveals the long and dramatic history of one of Wales''s most popular towns, from the arrival of its first visitors, twelve thousand years ago, until the nineteenth century eviction from their ''tai unnos'' of over a hundred people to make way for hotels and holidaymakers. Reprint; first published in 2007.
A handy volume that provides twenty stopping points around a two-mile self-guided walk to discover some of Wrexham''s hidden history. ''You don''t need old photos'', say the authors, ''to recreate the past here. Just this guidebook and a bit of imagination.''
Tryfan is arguably the most recognisable mountain in Wales. It casts its spell on hillwalkers and climbers alike, and is often the mountain that outdoor enthusiasts have climbed most often. This book takes a comprehensive approach to the peak, examining not only the climbs and scrambles that make it popular with hill-walkers, but also its...
How and why did walls evolve? Where did wall builders get all their stone to build the thousands of miles and walls? Was it dug up or very unlikely just littering the ground? Was it all carted in from somewhere? Why are there different styles of walls?
The North Wales Limestone Way is a newly-created 136km (85 mile) seven-stage route along the outcrop of the 340-330 million year old Carboniferous Limestone, from the iconic Great Orme in Llandudno along the north Wales coast and around the Vale of Clwyd, crossing the Clwydian Hills via a low pass to the limestone uplands of north-east Wales,...
A journey from Tywyn to Bardsey through the words and the magical photography of Jean Napier.
Wild Wales by George Borrow is the classic travel book on Wales. Since its first publication in 1862, it has rarely been out of print. It was the first travel book about Wales to appeal to the mass market and, as such, continues to delight anyone with an interest in and love of the country.
A selection of folklore, myths and ghost stories from Wales. Readers will find it both informative and entertaining. There are stories that shock. Others touch the heart. The characters will either haunt you or tickle you, but most of all they will make you want to visit the many places of interest mentioned in this book.
Waterfalls become their grandest, most powerful and dramatic on raw, wet days ? and Snowdonia have a few of these!
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