Category Archives: Local Interest

The garden birds could all do with a bit of extra food help as the colder weather arrives.

The stunning North Wales coastline includes the following view around Morfa Nefyn on the Llŷn Peninsula. Why not give the thought of flying abroad a miss and instead explore the beautiful places on our doorstep. Remember too that near Morfa Nefyn is the “3rd Best Beach Bar in the World”, i.e. the Ty Coch InnContinue reading “Why Travel Far?”

This is the day for a good old walk to a viewpoint like this one of the River Dwyryd, flowing through the lower part of the Ffestiniog Valley and past Portmeirion (oops, the tide’s out in this picture). (Fingers crossed for good weather)

Whilst the Vardre Deganwy Bowling Club’s Christmas Luncheon was going on inside the Golf Club, a few Oyster Catchers were busy having their own Christmas Luncheon on the practice ground. (Photos taken through glass but it gives an idea of what you might have missed if you were having too much fun to look outContinue reading “Oyster Catchers Chips and Putts”

Ooops, the tide’s out on Llandudno’s West Shore (photo taken in September) but there’s the Vardre (middle left of photo) where plenty of bowling continues whatever the amount of water in the estuary.

“A camel makes an elephant feel like a jet plane.” Quote: Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis

According to the 2011 Census, St. Asaph is the 2nd-smallest City in Britain. Our teams are lucky enough to travel around North Wales to other bowling clubs to play league matches. St. Asaph (below) is one of the clubs visited which is near the River Elwy below the town.

Feeling stir crazy after the bad weather and want some exercise outdoors helping to keep the beaches of Wales clean? Why not join the North Wales Wildlife Trust (NWWT) on Friday 10th December 2021 on Dinas Dinlle Beach for a good old clear up. For more information and to Book, Click Here (Opens in aContinue reading “Wild Thing”