Bute Park is a great place to escape to during your lunch hour, although even the most determined of walkers will struggle to walk the whole length of the park and make it back in time for the afternoon stint behind a desk. Much nicer to find one of the benches dotted around the park to simply sit, break out the sandwiches, and recharge for a few minutes before heading back to the rat race.
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Stuart currently lives in South Wales, where his main photography project is to investigate the post-industrial landscapes of what was once the world's most important industrial complex, before it disappears forever.
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Good morning! I hope you had a great weekend. My choice of wallpaper this week is a selection of shots from our summer holiday last year, and to get it under way, today’s wallpaper is one of the photos that has already proved quite popular since I uploaded it to Flickr.
For last summer’s holiday, we based ourselves just outside Barmouth, which sits at the mouth of the River Mawddach, and as this shot tries to capture, boy is it beautiful! I took this shot towards the end of a circular woodland walk, which led us up above the trees to give us a fantastic view east along the estuary.
Copyright (c) Stuart Herbert. blog | twitter: (photography) (all) | facebook: (Merthyr Road project) (all).
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If you’re reading this in the RSS feed, my original blog post also includes a Google map showing where this photo was taken. Unfortunately I haven’t managed to get the map to appear yet in the RSS feed, so for now you’ll have to click through to my blog if you want to see the map. Sorry.
About The Author
Stuart currently lives in South Wales, where his main photography project is to investigate the post-industrial landscapes of what was once the world's most important industrial complex, before it disappears forever.
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