I asked my artist in residence, Tim Baynes to create a painting of Tintagel. I hoped he would capture the mystery and magic of the place, and I think he has achieved this with his loose and vibrant interpretation of the beach and Merlin’s cave.
And here is the larger photograph on which the painting was based.
You can read my description of my walk around Tintagel here.
To see more of Tim Baynes’ work, please visit Tim’s website or his blog Random Creativity.
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Serious injuries and no laughing matter.
My girlfriend, my dog and I were walking along the Wales Coast Path, on the Llyn Peninsula, in June 2018. We passed through a turnstile to find a herd of cows with calves. We proceeded to pass quietly along the path with our dog, aged 8, who has walked in the country with us all his life and never […]
Spring has sprung and summer is here, and the cows are out in the fields. And so the fields have become dangerous places to be. Here we report three recent cattle attacks.
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