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Saint Tanwg Church is a little church in the sand dunes which has been a place of worship from the early 5th century.
(please click on the first photo for larger images)
Llandanwg 2
03 Tuesday Jul 2012
Posted in Landscapes, Photography
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Eric Alagan said:
Lovely photos – happy that you had a great time
Francina said:
Thank you, Eric. Yes, we had a great time
Have a peaceful day!
Ciao, Francina
lscotthoughts said:
Luscious landscapes and the church photos are just lovely, Francina~ xx
Francina said:
Thank you, Lauren
Your generous comments put a big smile on my face 
Ciao, Francina xox
neil said:
what a wonderful wet land – loved the photos
Francina said:
Thank you, Neil! Wales is so beautiful, is it not?
Ciao, Francina
Cynthia Ann Katon-Alfonso said:
Lovely photos, Francina, I’m glad you thoroughly enjoyed Wales, visiting the country sides, crossing mountains, pasture lands and grazing fields. I’ll be following closely your travel posts with excitement!
Francina said:
Thank you once again , Cynthia! I’m happy that you are enjoying the journey through Wales.
Ciao, Francina
The right mood said:
Oh Francina, I love these pictures and places, thanks for sharing!
Francina said:
Thank you, Laura
bentehaarstad said:
Very nice. Love this landscape through your photos.
Francina said:
Thank you, Bente
belfastdavid said:
Beautiful pictures Francina.
The last time I was in that part of the world I took the mountain railway up to the top of Snowdon and then walked back down.
These days I suspect I would take the railway both ways!!
I am really enjoying this series
David
Francina said:
Thank you, David. I’m sure that must have been a beautiful walk down. I just go up by train and come back by train
We did not see Snowdon because we went on a different route. However it’s still on my wish list.
I’m happy to hear you enjoy the series of pictures I chose from many
Ciao, Francina
jimibodansko said:
awesome shots Francina, one can feel the history surrounding this magical place ….:)
ciao, Jimi
Francina said:
thank you, Jimi! It’s is hard to believe that people came here to worship around 500 BC and still do . Makes you feel just a speck of dust in the whole. I understood from the volunteers who maintain the church that over the ages there were new sections added to the church.
Ciao, Francina
snowbirdpress said:
These photos are simply stunning. Something inside of me wants to call this place home.
Francina said:
Thank you so much for your kind comment. That is exactly the same feeling we had when we stepped out of the train. Wales feels indeed like you have come home. We even felt a tad sad, we had to leave so soon again. Ciao, Francina
Christy Birmingham said:
What a lovely location, great photos!
Francina said:
Thank you for your visit and kind comment , Christy, good to see you again
Ciao, Francina
Julie Catherine said:
Beautiful photos, Francina! I especially love the ones of inside the church; just awesome! Thank you for sharing these with us. ~ Julie xox
Francina said:
Thank you so much, dear Julie! I’m happy to hear you like my choice of pictures from the little church. I have to say that I find it rather difficult which ones to post because I took so many photos during this trip. Francina xox