Aerial Photos of Heather Cottage-Heather Cottage, Llanmadoc, Gower Peninsula

Heather Cottage, Llanmadoc, Gower Peninsula

Aerial Photos

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Aerial Photo Llanmadoc

Gardens are fenced and screened well with shrubs and trees and are dog proof

Heather Cottage from the air

Heather Cottage is accessed through a well used and tarmacked back lane in which several other properties are also found and it has a lovely rural position with ponies wandering at night. The other white building near Heather Cottage is a mostly unused garage (belongs to neighbours).

Llanmadoc from the air

Heather Cottage is located close to Middle Cottage and Wagtails out of shot behind the grey wing support bar in photo

Burges Island Whitford Burrows

This is a photo of high tide at Berges island (in fact a peninsula) covered in woods and surrounded by beaches and pills walkable directly from Heather Cottage and usually completely bereft of tourists apart from the odd fisherman or villager walking a dog. There is a birdhide right out on the tip of this peninsula.It is a truly magical walk when you arrive at the extreme beach and it feels slightly like being on a tropical desert island. Sit in the pine woods aside the beach reading a book (take water or a flask of tea).

The Mare of Llanmadoc

St Madocs Church of Wales

Set overlooking one of Gower's most spectacular views.

St Madocs Church of Wales

Welsh Language service once a month (on a Tuesday) for those who would like to hear the language spoken locally. St Madoc is reputed to have founded a church here in the 6th century, and the present building is 13th century. Set in one windowsill is a lettered stone dating from the 6th century which was discovered in 1861 in the walls of the old parsonage house, and commemorates ?Advenctus son of Guanus?. In the west wall is a crude pillar cross and a boundary marker dating from the 7th to 9th centuries, whilst the font is probably Norman.

Our Local Pub

Dog Friendly with real fire The Britannia Inn (The Brit) is 400m down the hill from our cottages

Cwm Ivy Woods 8Jul12

Welsh Black roaming part of this area has since been allowed to be flooded by incoming tide by the Environment Agency as part of a seawall management process

Whitford Burrows Cym Ivy

This is one of several direction and informaton displays around the Berges Island Whitford Burrows Peninsula below Cwm Ivy

Cwm Ivy Woods 8Jul12

It takes about ten minutes walking to get to here from Heather Cottage. These woods lead to Berges island and Whitford Burrows dunes and sandy Peninsula and woodpecker populated woods with golden sandy beach on two sides west and north and muddy estuary and mudflats and pills on the eastern side

Whitford Burrows Cym Ivy

Whitford Bay photographed from Cwm Ivy Tor due north east towards Llanelli and Burry Port in distance and Broughton below out of sight (Llanmadoc Beach is shown here exccellent sea angling for sea bass and flounder and expect to see seals pop up their heads as you walk along its expanse towards Whitford Lighthouse). Takes around 15-20 mins to reach the point at which this photo was taken from Heather Cottage (pass St Madocs Church and follow rights of Way either down via Cwm Ivy Village or through Broughton Beach.

Rhossili Bay 27th Feb 2020

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