Wintering out in Wales 3

We had driven to Oxwich - the biting cold having got the better of us, but had to take a look and smell, and taste the salty sea air. The expanse of the long beach and coastal curve looking east towards Three Cliffs bay. Just a couple of people further down the beach battling with the wind. We didn't linger.


But had to take a photo on the way back to the main road, just past Oxwich Marshes, where these snowdrops were growing.

Had it been a tad milder we would have driven westwards to Rhossili - you can see a photo of Worms Head, Rhossili on my calendar (post at the beginning of February). But wisely decided to return eastwards to the more sheltered Landland Bay with a café and newly painted green beach huts.

Tennis courts out of view behind the beach huts, and beyond Langland Manor, which used to be a convalescent home for the Welsh miners. now apartments.

I can't resist finding love stones, and happy to find one as we are about to leave the beach. Last photo taken as we approach the car park. A lovely image to say farewell to Langland and the Mumbles until next visit.
But, I will show you my material in my next post!