#wilderness culture

Jurassic Coast, Dorset

Rugged peaks of Snowdonia

Dorset

Stormy seas at Durdle Door

Snowdonia at its best

The sharp jagged rocks on the summit of Y Garn pointing the way to the stunning views.

Just all the good geology.

Llyn Idwal from Devil’s Kitchen

Snowdonia

The last reminents of heather high up on the cliffs above South Stack Lighthouse.

Anglesey, Wales

Cwm Idwal, Snowdonia

Mist among the birches

Winter hiking in the Ogwen valley

Enchanting Woodland

Fairytale Towers in the middle of Lake Vyrnwy.

The flowing torrent of Rhiwargor Waterfall

Lake Vyrnwy Dam

Watching the fog descend over Rhiwargor Waterfall

Absolutely amazing and rustic remains of the old buildings built by balancing huge slabs of slate.

Snowdonia, Wales

Escaping to the mountains is just the best feeling and frees up my mind endlessly.

Snowdonia, Wales

Pantaloon bee (Dasypoda hirtipes)

They get their name from the females’ oversized orange pollen brushes on their hind legs, which give the impression of a bee wearing some large jazzy pantaloons.

I love nature in every sense from the biggest mountains to the tiniest moss and everything else in between,

Approaching storm

Exploring old mountain huts made out of balancing pieces of slate.

Snowdonia

Scrambling in the snow on the Daear Ddu ridge, Snowdonia

The smiliest little lamb high up in the welsh moutains.

Watching the snow clouds roll in on my route up Moel Siabod via the Daear Ddu Ridge

Snowdonia

Adder (Vipera Berus)

The UK’s only venomous snake

Dorset, UK

So many little Redpoll about at the moment

Exploring Bunzten Lake, Coquitlam, BC