The beach next to Caernarfon airfield, the plant is called Thrift and the hills are the Llyn Peninsula - great quiet and unspoilt area.
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Yesterday, being the Summer Solstice, the longest day of the year, I visited Stonehenge just before sunset. Taken with my Canon 600D, 18-55mm, Nifty Fifty and 300mm.
Drone photos are here.
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The last one is stunning! 
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Great pics… We were up to see Sunrise form Alderley Edge with a bunch of other nutters - about 25 folks there, but no Morris Dancers this year…
Missed seeing the sunset as I was at the 50th Anniversary Whicker Man 4K in the Odeon at Trafford Centre, and it was a good evening 
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Bonus.
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Thanks Suzanne. It was a lot more peaceful going at sunset conmpared to sunrise. Even last night, I saw a fair few tamborines, didjeridus and other wacky instruments. Along with the odd waft of herbal cigarettes 
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No herbals stuff up the edge, but there was a gong (not bong) a hunting horn and several NA style flutes - and one flute and the hunting horn were mine
Woodhouse Moor 
Spent many hours in the late 80’s reenacting Fast & Furious (before that was even a thing) in Novas and 205’s
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Still Leeds but it’s in Holbeck, Barkston house where the fly over is, opposite side to the old Derwent Mercedes, going back some years that.
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mmhhh, what’s wacky about didjeridu? (Yidaki is the correct word btw)
Nice set Jim, I like them
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@Kings you should have give me us a shout, i live 2 mins from that, pass it everyday for work lol
Been on lates this week so would have been a 22:15 meet up lol, always try to get a cheeky pic either before or after work depending what shift, passed it on the longest day and the sunset was behind / through the stairs with no lights on and looked a lot better, day after it was like this.
Anne and I are just back from celebrating our 53rd wedding anniversary in Italy. A couple of pics which I hope you like.
One of the Cinque Terre sites we visited.
Also from deep in the mountain (Carrera) shows some togs checking details .
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Loved Cinque Terre. Walked the length in a single day.
That’s on my bucket list its a world heritage site now, isn’t it ???
Bloody flying rats