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Emlyn’s choice of film for this issue sounds the perfect antidote to the crazy world in which we find ourselves today. It’s a gentle story of love and devotion through adversity. Let’s hope the cinemas stay open so that we
Read MoreChina’s annual International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival is one of the greatest winter tourism attractions the world has to offer. Held in the far-flung city of Harbin in the country’s remote north, for all the statues, lanterns and fireworks,
Read MoreLiz Hinds loves to tell a story; she’s the author of three books and has a regular blog. This month she looks at storytelling and when to stop foraging for blackberries. ‘Don’t eat that blackberry!’ At the shout from me,
Read MoreWith the huge disruption to children’s education this year and continued weeks of learning at home, now might be the time to consider investing in your child’s potential with a private tutor. At the Learning Curve, Mumbles, we provide pupils
Read MoreREGULAR CONTRIBUTOR TO Bay, LIZ BARRY HAS A RANGE OF PRINTED CANVASES AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE. They come in a range of sizes from 12 inches square, up to 36 inches x 24 inches and start at £35 inclusive of vat
Read MoreThe year 2020 is one that we will never forget, and it will certainly have an entry in future history books! But Covid – 19 isn’t the first virus to have a world-wide devastating effect. In this article I am
Read MoreThis month we travel to India to find out all about stepwell architecture, go behind the scenes at GCHQ, review two splendid centuries of royal photography, get to grips with Gower haute cuisine, and take a trip back in time
Read MoreTo say that 2020 has been a terrible year for everyone involved with the live performance industry would be a huge understatement. From our leading theatres to local am dram companies, the entire industry was forced to shut down en-masse
Read MoreTHIS MONTH’S COLUMN SHOULD HAVE BEEN ABOUT AN AMAZING ROAD TRIP TO SCOTLAND OR EVEN IRELAND IN SEARCH OF CLASSIC WAVES AND FUN TIMES. However, as of writing this, the UK is in the middle of a “Second Wave” of
Read MoreThere seems to be a tendency these days for people of a certain age to turn back the clock and re-visit pastimes they last enjoyed in the full flush of youth. Some energetic, some not so. Why, I wonder? Is
Read MoreWith its glacial lakes, volcanic scenery and rugged ice-sculpted landscapes, Iceland is one of the wildest and most remote places on the planet and is literally like nowhere else on earth. Bay’s Nick Smith packs his notebook and cameras and
Read MoreKim Jones and his partner Tracey are back this month with the second part of their tips and hints for those that are planning to take a staycation with a bike In recent years there seems to have been a
Read MoreThis month we take a look at the designs of the heyday of the American railroad, find out from one of our best landscape photographers how to photo-graph South Wales, discover the secret mathematics that will give you the edge
Read MoreClassically, September is one of the best months of the year for big clean swells to hit the British Isles. Scotland, Ireland and even Cornwall had pumping solid waves for most of the last month, but I think Wales forgot
Read MoreTHIS MONTH LIZ REFLECTS ON HER CHILDHOOD LOVE OF FIREWORKS, HER DISLIKE OF HALLOWEEN AND HOW SOUL CAKES SOUND NICER THAN THEY TASTE. I don’t like Halloween. There I’ve said it. I dislike intensely the American-style commercialisation that surrounds it
Read MoreWith everything put on hold in cinemas throughout the UK, Emlyn at long last has a new release to review this month, John David Washington and Robert Pattinson star in director Christopher Nolan’s time-twisting spy thriller Tenet I didn’t particularly
Read MoreHalloween, as we know it today, is very much an American holiday. Grinning pumpkins glare at us from the windows of shops, while children are given free rein to cause a little harmless havoc unless we placate them with a
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