Green Bridge Of Wales Pins and Buttons

The natural arch is located along the Pembrokeshire coast near to the Castlemartin military range. This view is looking east on a very windy September afternoon.

The natural arch is located along the Pembrokeshire coast near to the Castlemartin military range. This view is looking east on a very windy September afternoon.

The iconic Green Bridge of Wales in Pembrokeshire, Wales.

Design based on the Welsh flag and colours of the Dragons Rugby Union team

This is the bridge which crosses the River Dee at Llangollen, North Wales,U.K. Canon 5D MKiii Canon 24-105 f4L @ 100mm 1/80s f11 ISO 100 Processed in Photoshop and Nik Software

Funny rugby / Vector illustration of a rugby ball in front of a distressed text that says salads don't win scrums

Ynys Mon is the Welsh name for the Isle of Anglesey, also know as 'Mother of Wales (Mam Cymru)', on the flag of Wales

Anglesey, also known as 'Mother of Wales (Mam Cymru)', on the flag of Wales

The Vale of Glamorgan, also known as The Vale, a unique placename on the flag of Wales

Simple text distressed design that says land of my fathers 5 Jones. For similar designs visit my store Bubsart78.redbubble.com

Simple text distressed design that says land of my fathers 9 edwards. For similar designs visit my store Bubsart78.redbubble.com

Vector illustration of a rugby ball on a kicking tee in front of a distressed text that says CYMRU land of my fathers

Simple text distressed design that says land of my fathers 10 Jenkins. For similar designs visit my store Bubsart78.redbubble.com

Simple text distressed design that says land of my fathers 5 Jones. For similar designs visit my store Bubsart78.redbubble.com

Vector illustration of a rugby ball on a kicking tee in front of a distressed text that says CYMRU land of my fathers

Vector illustration of a rugby ball on a kicking tee in front of a distressed text that says land of my fathers

Vector illustration of a rugby ball flying through the rugby posts in front of a distressed text that says land of my fathers

Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

The Students' Union holds a variety of student club nights throughout the week at the main club venue, Foundry. These include pop music nights ROAR on Wednesday, Pop Tarts on Saturday. On Tuesdays, The Tuesday Club is a night focusing on underground dance music, usually Drum and Bass, UK Garage or House. Various other nights including LGBT+ night "Proud", Swing & Jazz night "Jam Jar" and international students' night "One" are held in the Foundry monthly on alternating weeks. Live music events and gigs are also regularly held in the Foundry, along with conference events and fairs. This picture was taken during the quarantine and lockdown of May 2020.

Another great illustration from renowned artist Paul Cemmick's Movie Stars Collection

*Steam Up at Devil's Bridge, February 2020* One for the rivet counters! Locomotive number 1213 lets off steam at the end of the line on the Vale of Rheidol railway, Ceredigion (Cardiganshire), Wales. The railway runs from Aberystwyth up to Devil's Bridge, climbing 700 feet in 12 miles. Date: 21st February 2020.

Leo the real life Toto feel at home in no place like home

Looking across the moat to Caerphilly Castle (Castell Caerfili) on a bright, snowy December day. The moat is, as usual, crowded with gulls and geese, many standing mon the ice that has formed on the water. This formidable castle was built in the late 13th century by Gilbert de Clare in order to secure this part of Wales from being taken over by the Welsh leader Llewellyn ap Gruffudd. Begun in 1268, it is the largest castle in ground area in Wales and the second largest castle in Britain!

Show your Celtic pride everyday.

Locomotive #1213 - Vale of Rheidol Railway, February 2020 The narrow gauge Vale of Rheidol railway runs from the West Wales coastal town of Aberystwyth to Devil's Bridge in the heart of the Cambrian Mountains, climbing 700 feet along its 12 mile route. Locomotive number 1213, shown here at Devil's Bridge station, is one of three 2-6-2 steam-driven tank locomotives used on the line. All three currently carry the historic Great Western livery that they were originally delivered in. Built in Swindon in the 1920s/30s, each engine weighs 25 tons and is more than 8 feet wide (despite the track gauge being just under 2 feet). With 10,510lbs tractive effort, they are the most powerful locomotives of their gauge ever built for a Welsh or British ...