Bluesky · Hashtag

#Wales

1,642
posts · 30d
405
users
55
posts / day
4.1
posts / user
-6% vs last week

#Wales is an active hashtag on Bluesky. In the last 30 days, 405 people shared 1,642 posts with it — around 55 a day. Activity is down 6% versus the previous week, peaking on Jul 15 with 141 posts.

#Wales posts per day (last 30 days)

Posts with #Wales

Philip Lymbery
@philip-ciwf.bsky.social
5 days ago
Thank you #Wales & Welsh Government for standing up for lobsters, crabs & crustaceans 🦞 🦀 And for declaring that boiling lobsters alive is just “not an acceptable method of slaughter" 👏 The government is now considering legislation to protect lobsters, crabs l & crustaceans from this cruel practice
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Welsh Bollocks
@welshbollocks.bsky.social
4 months ago
The Welsh rail system is powered by hymns. All passengers have to sing in order for the train to move, when sung in harmony the train goes faster. When it crosses the border into England they have to use diesel… #trains #Wales
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That Photo Guy
@thatphotoguy.bsky.social
over 1 year ago
I absolutely love the night sky, I’m in awe evert time I look up. This was taken at Lake Vrynwy in mid Wales. 30sec f/2.8 ISO1600 #photography #wales
Our home galaxy over lake Vrynwy in mid Wales.
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Becca Thorne
@beccathorne.bsky.social
7 months ago
The finished piece: oil on panel, 100 x 70cm. Portrait of my late father, from an old photo. I wanted to created a sense of transience, but simultaneously make him part of that place, rooted into the landscape. #portrait #grief #Mawddachestuary #Wales
Portrait of a man sitting on the ground facing the viewer, with his back to an estuary and mountain range beyond. He has his legs stretched out in front of him and hands resting on a walking stick, a pipe in his mouth. The palette is muted: almost entirely French raw umber, dark olive and warm white, with touches of Payne’s grey & ochre. One side is illuminated, whilst the other is heavily shadowed. The idea is to create a sense of transience and stillness (Wyeth was a master of this). The man’s clothes are almost transparent in places, whilst his legs and feet resemble a photographic negative.
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