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25 Jun 2019

Chill Out

by Greg | posted in: Health and Wellbeing | 0

Sometimes when the fishing is slow it is better to take a break and just enjoy the scenery. The wind was blowing down Llyn Gamallt Mawr causing the waves to lap up against the remains of the old boathouse.

Tight Lines

Greg

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Llyn Gamallt Mawr, wild brown trout

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