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Three Cliffs Bay Three Cliffs Bay is owned by the National Trust, and was the first designated 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' in Britain. This view looks east from sand-dunes toward the cliffs of Pennard. In two hours the incoming tide will flood the whole bay, salt-marsh, and tidal reaches of the river. Originally painted in acrylic on paper. (Click image for larger view, formats & prices)
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Three Cliffs, Great Tor & Oxwich A truly stunning stretch of fine coastal scenery, Three Cliffs Bay has many different habitats and points of interest. Here looking from the famous 'cliffs', across the Pennard river estuary, toward the towering Tor, with the wide sandy sweep of Oxwich Bay and its graceful Point beyond. Originally painted in acrylic on paper. (Click image for larger view, formats & prices)
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Port-Eynon Bay
One of Gower's wide sweeping sandy bays, with a picturesque village at its sheltered western end, Port-Eynon was named after an 11th century Welsh prince, and is rich in maritime history. A tidal port here was once busy with oyster fishing boats and vessels taking limestone over to Devon. Originally painted in acrylic on paper. (Click image for larger view, formats & prices)
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