Abermawr, a place so charmingly isolated that it’s basically Wales’ version of the Shire, but with more pebbles and less hobbits. Imagine a beach so covered in stones, you’d need a geology degree to figure out which end is up. But hey, at least you’ll have strong ankles!
They say it’s got a rich history, involving some bloke called Brunel who wanted to turn it into a bustling port. Good luck with that, mate, when half the place is under water at high tide! Now it’s just a haven for seals, birds, and people who really, really enjoy the sound of their own footsteps.
It’s like nature said, “Let’s create a beach, but forget the sand. Pebbles? Tons of ’em!” And so, Abermawr was born. If you’re into solitary walks, seagull chatter, and the occasional seal popping up to say hello, then this is your kind of place. Just don’t expect a five-star hotel or even a decent chippy nearby. This is rugged, windswept Wales, people! But hey, the stars at night are incredible. If you can brave the cold, that is.
So if you’re looking for peace, quiet, and a whole lot of pebbles, Abermawr is your oyster. Or should we say, your pebble?
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