Number 14 The Gower

08/10/2026

06/10/2026

The power of the waves....

I love the sound the waves make at Pwlldu Bay, the pebbles being rolled around, gradually being eroded into sand.

05/10/2026

Tor Bay in glorious evening light. I do love Tor Bay, especially when the tide is in.

03/10/2026

🥳 EXCITING NEWS For Dog Owners Visiting Gower! 😁🐾

I may be very late to the party with this one… but I’ve just discovered that The Worm’s Head Hotel at Rhossili is now dog friendly inside the bar! 🥳

Previously, dogs were only allowed outside on the terrace, so this is VERY exciting news for anyone now planning to visit with their dog!

And with a view like this, it’s definitely somewhere Ted needs to revisit! 😍🐾

[The photo was taken on our first trip a good few years ago and I’ll never forget seeing that view for the first time!]

30/09/2026

Three Cliffs Bay, It's amazing how much this river changes course - when I went down there on Monday, it was hugely different to this!

29/09/2026

The sun peaking through the clouds at Port Eynon.

29/09/2026

Did you know there's a lost medieval village buried beneath the sands here? 🏰⏳

​Perched on the cliffs overlooking Three Cliffs Bay stand the famous ruins of Pennard Castle and the remains of its original church. But right below them, buried beneath the drifting dunes of Pennard Burrows, lies an entire medieval village—thought by many to be the lost settlement of Stedwarlango.

​In the early 1500s, relentless sandstorms swept across the coast, submerging homes and farmland in sand. The encroaching dunes eventually forced the villagers to abandon their homes, their castle, and their church.

​So next time you're walking across the dunes at Three Cliffs Bay, remember: you're walking over a forgotten piece of Welsh history!