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Daron Brewood 🇬🇧

#ShotOniPhone #ukcountrypic #photography #NorthWales #Snowdonia #Gwynedd #DwyrydRiver

Back in time to August 2018.....

Portmeirion is a super fascinating place! It’s a picturesque village in North Wales, designed and built by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and 1973. His vision was to create a beautiful village that blended naturally with the landscape — a kind of utopian fantasy town — and it really feels like stepping into another world. It overlooks the Dwyryd Estuary in Gwynedd.

It mixes Italianate architecture with colorful, whimsical designs. Think Mediterranean village meets fairy tale.

It’s best known for being the filming location of the 1960s cult classic TV series “The Prisoner” starring Patrick McGoohan.

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This picture showcases a scenic landscape of an estuary, near Portmeirion in Gwynedd, Wales. The foreground is framed by lush green foliage and some brown leaves, adding depth to the composition. Beyond the foliage, you see a sloping hill covered in dense greenery leading down to a rocky shoreline. The estuary itself features expansive sandbanks with meandering water channels, indicative of a low tide. In the background, rolling green hills stretch under a dramatic sky filled with scattered clouds, casting varied shadows and light over the landscape. The overall scene is serene and picturesque, capturing the natural beauty of the area.
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Daron Brewood 🇬🇧

#ShotOniPhone #ukcountrypic #photography #NorthWales #Snowdonia #Gwynedd #DwyrydRiver

Back in time to August 2018.....

Portmeirion is a super fascinating place! It’s a picturesque village in North Wales, designed and built by Sir Clough Williams-Ellis between 1925 and 1973. His vision was to create a beautiful village that blended naturally with the landscape — a kind of utopian fantasy town — and it really feels like stepping into another world. It overlooks the Dwyryd Estuary in Gwynedd.

It mixes Italianate architecture with colorful, whimsical designs. Think Mediterranean village meets fairy tale.

It’s best known for being the filming location of the 1960s cult classic TV series “The Prisoner” starring Patrick McGoohan.

(7 of 27)

This picture captures a serene coastal landscape featuring a sweeping view of an estuary with tidal flats. The foreground showcases dense, green vegetation with a few leafy branches framing the scene. Beyond the vegetation, the estuary's shallow waters and sandbanks create intricate patterns. In the distance, rolling hills covered in lush green grass stretch across the horizon, bathed in sunlight that highlights various shades of green. The sky above is partly cloudy, with large, fluffy clouds casting dappled shadows on the landscape, complemented by patches of bright blue sky. The overall atmosphere is calm and picturesque, evoking a sense of peaceful natural beauty.
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