Hidden Harbours of Wales/Удобные гавани Уэльса

Издание на английском языке
Hidden Harbours of Wales is a tour of small and infrequently visited harbours on the Welsh coast, starting from Lydney on the River Severn and finishing a world away at Connah's Quay on the River Dee on the north coast.
'Hidden harbours' vary from defined ports enclosed by breakwaters to small quays and landings. Most have a long history, often involving speculation by local landowners in the days before railways, when the coast was the best means of communication. Many of the harbours described in this attractive tour date from the 18th and 19th centuries, a time of expanding trade in coal, ore, grain and stone and industrial growth; and having been little used for decades have acquired an attractive and, in some instances, even haunted atmosphere.
For each harbour there is a fascinating round up of the history and notes on what is to be found there. The author's photographs capture the scene and annotated aerial photographs assist with pin pointing harbours hidden along the Welsh coastline and its estuaries.
Contents
Introduction
Lydney
Chepstow
Porthcawl
Pembrey
Kidwelly
Laugharne
Saundersfoot
Stackpole Quay
Pembroke
Cresswell Quay
Haverfordwest
Solva
Porthclais
Porthgain
Fishguard
Newport
Cardigan
Llangrannog
Aberaeron
Ynyslas
Penmaenpool
Pensarn
Borth-y-Gest
Criccieth
Abersocb
Porth Nefyn and Porthdinllaen
Trefor
Caernarfon
Tal у Foel and the Mermaid Inn
Aberffraw
Bull Bay,Porth Ilechog
Amlwch
Red Wharf Bay, Pentraeth
Port Penrhyn
Rhos-on-Sea
Foryd Harbour, Rhyl
Greenfield Dock
Flint
Connah's Quay