PR101 Portmeirion Panorama Style:Mounted For me what makes the

For me what makes the scramble down to the sea are these three magnificent monoliths

part of Portmeirion was planted many years ago with all kinds of exotic trees and plants

Sgurr Alasdair is the highest of the Black Cuillin Ridge on the Isle of Skye at 992 metres

The road leading to my friends farm

The ridge in the foreground is recognised as one of the most nerve racking undertaking for walkers in the whole of the UK

PR101 Portmeirion Panorama Style:Mounted For me what makes theGiclee print of an original watercolour. Limited Edition of 200. Clough Williams Ellis the eccentric creator of Portmeirion was, using the word in the nicest possible way, a narcissist. Narcissistic in that he wanted people to appreciate and understand architecture of all types, classical, gothic, art and craft etc etc and what better way of achieving this than by building your own unique village. Because he was creating this village from scratch he