by David | Feb 25, 2025 | Blog, News
On business: The importance of a sense of place A sense of place – sharing the unique characteristics and feel of a certain area – is something that has been fundamental to our business success, and is absolutely key, in my opinion, in the food and tourism...
by Rach Pilston | Feb 20, 2025 | Blog, News
Five favourite Anglesey rocks GeoMôn Anglesey is a place with spectacular geology spanning 1,800 million years and more than 100 rock types including the oldest fossils in the UK. It’s recognised by UNESCO as a Global Geopark. When we asked Doctor John Conway from...
by Rach Pilston | Feb 11, 2025 | Blog, News
The importance of quiet Spending time in silence or quiet has been central to lots of spiritual and religious practices for thousands of years. Meditation, prayer or heading into nature alone was seen as an important part of our wellbeing. Nowadays, modern life can...
by Rach Pilston | Jan 30, 2025 | Blog, News
How to use rosemary Herbarium, Caz Hildebrand’s stylishly illustrated guide to 100 herbs and their uses, is as useful as it is beautiful. Here, Caz has kindly shared her thoughts on a much-used and much loved herb – rosemary. It’s a key ingredient...
by Rach Pilston | Jan 9, 2025 | Blog, News
Our artist neighbour From the rolling hills and cloud-topped mountains of the Eryri to the jagged coastlines of Pembrokeshire, the beauty of Wales has long inspired great artists. Sir Kyffin, whose paintings pepper this page, lived and worked only a few miles from us...
by Rach Pilston | Jan 1, 2025 | Blog, News
North Wales’ best waterfalls to visit Emma Marshall, author of a new guidebook,‘Wild Swimming Walks Eryri/Snowdonia’ has shared with us her three favourite waterfalls from the book. ‘Wild Swimming Walks Eryri/Snowdonia’ leads you on 28 walk-swimming adventures...
