 Bridge at Fairy Falls 0 This bridge is on the circular walk at Fairy Falls in north Wales. I liked the perspective and symmetry this image offered. Bridge at Fairy Falls 0 This bridge is on the circular walk at Fairy Falls in north Wales. I liked the perspective and symmetry this image offered. Aber Falls 0 Located amongst the Berwyn Mountains Aber Falls is the tallest waterfall in Wales (and England) with a fall of around 000ft. A very popular tourist attraction that is accessed via a small, often single track road that means an early start is essential if you wish to park and enjoy a less cluttered visit. Aber Falls 0 Located amongst the Berwyn Mountains Aber Falls is the tallest waterfall in Wales (and England) with a fall of around 000ft. A very popular tourist attraction that is accessed via a small, often single track road that means an early start is essential if you wish to park and enjoy a less cluttered visit Juvenile Cormorant 0 Young cormorants (Phalacrocorax carbo) are normally fed twice a day by the parents and spend the rest of the time pretty much just sitting around waiting for the next meal time interspersed with the odd swim around to relieve the boredom. The young cormorant does not develop the distinguishing emerald green eye until it approaches maturity. Meini Hirion 0 Penmaenmawr is a small town in North Wales on the Conwy coast. Possibly its most well known feature is the Druid's Circle (Meini Hirion). Resting at Llanddwyn 0 The small yachts Eira and Michette at anchor off Llanddwyn Island, Wales. The old lighthouse, long replaced by a larger one on the island sits at the top of the ridge. Resting at Llanddwyn 0 The small yachts Eira and Michette at anchor off Llanddwyn Island, Wales. Resting at Llanddwyn 0 The small yachts Eira and Michette at anchor off Llanddwyn Island, Wales. The old lighthouse, long replaced by a larger one on the island sits at the top of the ridge. Juvenile Cormorant 0 Young cormorants (Phalacrocorax carbo) are normally fed twice a day by the parents and spend the rest of the time pretty much just sitting around waiting for the next meal time interspersed with the odd swim around to relieve the boredom. The young cormorant does not develop the distinguishing emerald green eye until it approaches maturity. 