Ty Mawr - Gently rolling waves and the wild Welsh coastline

Mynydd Bettws - Bird Song on a Warm Summer's Day

Mynydd Bettws is an area of high pasture above the main farm land of the estate, overlooking the Dee Valley. Possibly the best spot at Rhug for watching the sunset. This is where our foragers sustainably harvest several wild plant species for use in our range of organic skincare and bodycare : https://rhugwildbeauty.com/ingredients/ [https://rhugwildbeauty.com/ingredients/] Mynydd Bettws is home to mixed grassland, small copses of trees and marshy areas. It is home to dry stone walls and a wide variety of songbirds and insects. Audio elements: - bird song of upland species - passing bees and grasshoppers - soft wind noise rustling the leaves in the trees You can read more about Wild Beauty and see our range of luxury organic skincare and bodycare at https://rhugwildbeauty.com/ [https://rhugwildbeauty.com/] or by following @rhugwildbeauty on Instagram.

Ty Mawr - Gently rolling waves and the wild Welsh coastline

Ty Mawr is the name of the coastal farm for Rhug Estate. It is on the western coast of north Wales, near the ancient town of Caernarfon and near the Iron Age hillfort of Dinas Dinlle. This is where our foragers sustainably harvest the flowers of gorse shrubs for use in our range of organic skincare and bodycare : https://rhugwildbeauty.com/ingredients/ [https://rhugwildbeauty.com/ingredients/] Ty Mawr is home to salt marsh, wetlands and organic grazing, land looking out across the Irish sea. Audio elements: - gently lapping waves on a pebbly shore - distant gulls, curlews and oystercatchers feeding on the shoreline - soft wind noise amongst dune grasses You can read more about Wild Beauty and see our range of luxury organic skincare and bodycare at https://rhugwildbeauty.com/ [https://rhugwildbeauty.com/] or by following @rhugwildbeauty on Instagram.

Plas yn Ddol - Meadow and river sounds at Rhug Organic Estate

Plas yn Ddol is one of the historic farm sites at Rhug Estate. It sits on the banks of the Afon Alwen (River Alwen) towards the western edge of the estate, nestled under the slopes leading to Craig Arthbry and Mynydd Betws. This is where our foragers sustainably harvest wild dandelions, yarrow and hawthorn flowers for use in our range of organic skincare and bodycare : https://rhugwildbeauty.com/ingredients/ [https://rhugwildbeauty.com/ingredients/] Plas yn Ddol translates from Welsh into English as 'hall in the meadow' or 'meadow hall', and when you look out from the edge of the farm across the fields of wild flowers bounded by ancient hedgerows you can see where the name came from. This feels like a timeless landscape where you can immerse yourself in the sounds of nature. Audio elements: - gentle running water from the nearby river - honey bees and pollenating insects - birdsong from wild native birds - leaves gently moving in the wind You can read more about Wild Beauty and see our range of luxury organic skincare and bodycare at https://rhugwildbeauty.com/ [https://rhugwildbeauty.com/] or by following @rhugwildbeauty on Instagram.