260 feet above the sea on Harlech Cliff

An Arts & Crafts gem

Murmur-y-Don

(“The Whispering of the Waves”)

Pets welcome

Sleeps seven

Amazing views

Above the beach

Fibre-optic WiFi

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Amazing house, brilliant views and we were lucky with the weather – bonus! — Hazel, Lauren, Kirsten, & Rosie, West Yorkshire x

A real home from home and the views are amazing. — The Mitchell family

Beautiful house, amazing location. We loved everything about being here — Vicky, Emily, Fraser & Helen xx

Another great stay here. Third time we have been. Beautiful house and view — Tracey & Richard xxx

It was perfect. Glorious views, wonderful beach and mountains — David, Xenia & Co

Wonderful to be back in the house again. So many memories for both of us — Andrew & Shân

We loved the house, beach, beautiful! — Caitlyn & Mark Hughes & Merise aged 10

Wonderful week by the sea. Loved it. Lucky with the weather — Corby & Holly-dog (6) xxx

Thank you so much you have a really nice house I don’t want to leave thanks — Merise (10) xx

The location, views and sea air are priceless! We would recommend this place to everyone — Regards Sarah & Simon

I found the house incredibly ‘spooky’ which no one else has mentioned — this would not deter a second visit though 🙂 The views rival anywhere in the world and nobody wants to go home — Susan & Colin

Wonderful holiday, beautiful house, loved it here — Sharon & Mike xx

What a special place this is. Thank you for a wonderful week — Pru & Adrian

We had such a wonderful time, playing countless boardgames in the gob-smackingly beautiful circular room — Dawn & Jack

What an amazing house – the round dining room is so beautiful. I loved cooking on the Firebird and also having a bath where my feet couldn’t reach the end — love Shân xxx

It’s so beautiful and I wish I had spent more time here — Maddy xxx

What a super-duper house and position! — Vanessa & David xx

Lovely to stay at MYD again – full of character (and interesting books!) — David & Carol

Baby Dragons Nest In Harlech Castle

25th July 2017/0 Comments/in Harlech Happenings /by fotoLibrarian

Inside Harlech Castle is a new nest of baby dragons. The castle will welcome Dwynwen and her baby dragons, Dylan and Cariad, from Tuesday, 1 August. It’s hoped they’ll stay until August 13th.

It must be true — it’s in the Cambrian News!

Bluebells

8th May 2017/0 Comments/in Uncategorised /by fotoLibrarian

Walking In Lower Snowdonia:

24th April 2017/1 Comment/in Harlech Happenings /by fotoLibrarian

Inspiration For A General Election

Prime Minister Theresa May took a holiday in Meirionydd a couple of weeks ago. No doubt she chose it because it was one of the five regions of Wales to vote Remain in the Brexit referendum in June last year, and as someone who campaigned to remain in the EU she felt happier among like-minded pobl.

She stayed at the Penmaenuchaf Hall Hotel in Penmaenpool, 17 miles and half an hour away from us. I’m sorry to say I’ve never been there, but it looks lovely.

On her contemplative walks in the area she had a great idea — ‘never mind what I said earlier, and never mind that there’s a law passed in 2010 which mandates fixed term elections, let’s have one NOW! We’ll just repeal the inconvenient law. ‘

She’s leading the polls by a zillion percent because poor Jeremy Corbyn really isn’t much of an opposition. I think even I might be cleverer than him. And who else is there? Plaid Cymru will undoubtedly win in this area, but curiously they won’t win enough seats to form the main opposition to the Tories in Westminster.

I see the SNP holding on to their seats, the Labour party haemorrhaging theirs, and the Lib Dems doing surprisingly well as they’re the only party to stand up for the 48% of us who voted to remain with the EU. If they get 48% of the vote we will be living in even more interesting times.

Meanwhile we can experience our own walking epiphanies. Here (courtesy of The Guardian) are the routes Theresa took. They’re not yet listed in the Walks section on the harlech.org website because we haven’t done them, but I still think if you’re in that area it would be hard to beat the Precipice Walk.

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