Y golau sydd newid
Y golau sydd newid ~ The changing light
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Roedd heddiw ein diwrnod llawn olaf ar ein gwyliau. Yfory rydyn ni'n mynd adre.
Penderfynon ni gerdded i Penalun. Roedd taith cerdded fyr i ni - tua milltir. Aethon ni lawr lôn a dros gwrs golff. Roedd y dirwedd yn ddiddorol. Does dim diddordeb gyda fi mewn golff, ond rydw i'n gwerthfawrogi'r lle gwyrdd. Rhwng y glaswellt gwastad roedd ardaloedd bach o blanhigion gwyllt a llawer o ieir bach yr haf.
Ar ôl gadael y cwrs golff roedd maes gyda phyllau, planhigion dŵr, a tri cheffyl cyfeillgar oedd eisiau cerdded gyda ni. Yn anffodus roedd rhaid i ni eu gadael yn eu maes.
Yna aethon ni i lawr i'r traeth ac i fyny i'r pentir gyda golygfa dros i'r Ynys Bŷr. Riedden ni hyd yn oed gweld cyn belled â Lundy. Mwynheuon ni'r olygfa, y golau sydd newid, a'r ceryntau yn y dŵr. Eisteddon ni yna am oriau.
Mae Nor'dzin wedi ffeindio ei bod hi'n gallu tynnu ffotograffau da gyda'i ffôn hi, felly treuliodd hi'r amser archwilio ei ffôn ac yn tynnu ffotograffau. Gwnaeth e ysbrydoli i fi i weld hi tynnu ffotograffau. Rwy'n teimlo fy mod i'n elwa o'i gweledigaeth
Yn y pen draw cerddon ni'n ôl i fod i'r gwesty am dipyn.
Yn y noswaith aethon ni allan i ffeindio lle i fwyta. Roedd y lle agosaf ar y traeth yn llawn, felly cerddon ni i'r dre. Roedden ni eisiau osgoi pysgod a sglodion (neu dafarn), a oes posibl, roedden ni'n edrych am fwyty go iawn. Roedd y dre yn llawn ac roedden ni'n meddwl y byddwn rhaid i ni setlo am bysgod a sglodion (neu dafarn) pan welon ni bwyty newydd 'On George's'. Mae'n edrych yn wag, felly aethon ni i mewn. Roedden nhw gadw bwrdd am bobl tan 8:45. Dwedon ni ein bod ni'n gallu bwyta pryd a mynd mewn dwy awr, felly roedden nhw'n hapus i ni gael bwrdd. Roedd y bwyd yn ddrud, o leiaf 50% mwy nag arfer, ond roedd e'n ei gwerth. Roedden nhw baratoi popeth yn ffres, yn cynnwys pobi bara garlleg. Roedd holl y bwyd yn flasus iawn a pherffaith. Roedd y pryd allan gorau erioed. Roedden ni'n hapus ffeindio'r lle ac roedd e'n ffordd wych i ddiwedd ein gwyliau. Byddwn ni fynd yna eto y tro nesa rydyn ni yn Ninbych-y-pysgod.
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Today was our last full day on holiday. Tomorrow we go home.
We decided to walk to Penally. There was a short walk for us - about a mile. We went down a lane and over a golf course. The landscape was interesting. I'm not interested in golf, but I appreciate the green space. Between the flat grass were small areas of wild plants and many butterflies.
After leaving the golf course there was a field with pools, water plants, and three friendly horses who wanted to walk with us. Unfortunately we had to leave them in their field.
We then headed down to the beach and up to the headland with a view over to Caldey Island. We even got to see as far as Lundy. We enjoyed the view, the changing light, and the currents in the water. We sat there for hours.
Nor'dzin has found that she can take good photographs with her phone, so she spent time exploring her phone and taking photographs. He inspired me to see her taking photographs. I feel like I'm benefiting from her vision
Eventually we walked back to be at the hotel for a while.
In the evening we went out to find a place to eat. The nearest place on the beach was crowded, so we walked to town. We wanted to avoid fish and chips (or pub), and if possible, we were looking for a real restaurant. The town was full and we thought we'd have to settle for fish and chips (or a pub) when we saw a new restaurant 'On George's'. It looks empty, so we went in. They were keeping a table for people until 8:45. We said we could eat a meal and go in two hours, so they were happy for us to have a table. The food was expensive, at least 50% more than usual, but it was worth it. They prepared everything fresh, including baking garlic bread. All the food was delicious and perfect. It was the best meal out ever. We were happy to find the place and it was a great way to end our holiday. We'll go there again next time we're in Tenby.
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