





It’s been a great start to my 7 day escapism to Wild West Wales. I arrived to blue skies and brilliant sunshine, leaving the storms and city lights way behind me. As soon as I placed my feet over the beach house threshold, the first thing I did, was stack the fire with wood, then I was all prepped for a cosy evening with good food, fine wine and rather handsome company.
One of the highlights of staying in my favourite beach abode is the fact there is no light pollution. Here in the sheltered bay of Tresaith, the black sky of night makes for the perfect comfort blanket. A much needed backdrop, as recently I’ve been really sleep deprived, but last night I slept like a baby. Thankfully there was no alarm clock or errands to run this Saturday morning, apart from the ridgebacks needing an early breakfast at 545am, not ideal, but I did manage to squeeze in an extra 3 hrs of shut eye.
At 10am, once the caffeine had well and truly kicked in, it was up and out for a long hike near Cardigan B…