Countryside and Natural Landmarks of Southern Wales | Geography & Biodiversity | Complete Audiobook

Описание: Walk with the wind.

This immersive, story-driven travel audiobook journeys through the countryside and natural landmarks of South and West Wales—cliff-cut coasts, hidden coves, dune worlds that swallow whole villages, moorland ridges haunted by ancient stones, and wetlands where the tide gathers birds like drifting smoke.

You will hear geology made understandable, wildlife made intimate, and history woven into the land itself—without needing any visuals. Put on headphones, imagine the salt on the air, and let the landscape set the pace.

Safety note: This is an educational narrative, not a route guide. Always check local access rules, weather, and tide times, and follow posted signage.


📜 Chapters:
Chapter One: Where the land meets the restless water
Chapter Two: The wonder-filled edge of Pembrokeshire
Chapter Three: Stackpole’s quiet waters and golden sands
Chapter Four: Abereiddy and the blue that was made by stone
Chapter Five: Castlemartin’s arches and pillars of rock
Chapter Six: Islands of seabirds and seals
Chapter Seven: The Preseli Hills, an inland sea of moorland
Chapter Eight: Carmarthenshire’s long shoreline and the easy path beside it
Chapter Nine: Llanelli’s wetlands and the gathering of birds
Chapter Ten: Gower, where the land keeps meeting the sea
Chapter Eleven: Dunes, hidden pools, and the highest sand wave
Chapter Twelve: The Glamorgan Heritage Coast and the language of rock
Chapter Thirteen: Forested valleys, waterfalls, and rivers in recovery
Chapter Fourteen: Wetlands of the eastern shore and the wide, breathing estuary
Chapter Fifteen: Lesser known gems, where quietness is the point

🌐Transcript, Aliases, and References:
https://drive.proton.me/urls/625TJ065...

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⚠️ Disclaimer:
This audiobook is an educational travel narrative, written to be listened to, not used as a guide for navigation or safety. The countryside and coast described here can be hazardous. Cliffs can crumble without warning, waves can surge higher than expected, and mudflats can behave like traps. Weather can turn quickly, and some routes that feel gentle in calm conditions can become dangerous in wind, rain, or sea spray. Wales is strongly shaped by Atlantic weather systems, and the strongest winds commonly arrive from the south through the north west, especially in the colder half of the year.

Always follow local signs, respect restricted areas, and choose paths suited to your experience. If you plan to walk near the sea, check tide times and understand that water can cut off headlands, beaches, and causeways. Some locations mentioned in this series are protected places with sensitive wildlife or fragile terrain, and access can change seasonally or for conservation reasons.

All distances and measurements are given in international units, and any historical context is included to deepen the story, not to replace up to date local information.