2026 Calendar
- only available to Order online until 26th November!
This is the last few days to order this unique glossy fund-raising calendar.
All proceeds go to the fund-raising efforts of St.Gwynogs Church, Llangennech.
Original photography donated by me, Russ Myners.
Click on the `Buy Now` button to go to the secure payment area, where you will also complete details for billing and shipping.
Thank you for supporting this.
Russ
2026 GLOSSY A4 DOUBLE CALENDAR (ORDERS NOW CONCLUDED)
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AVAILABLE FOR A LIMITED PERIOD ONLY (until 26/11/2025)
2026 GLOSSY A4 DOUBLE CALENDAR (30cm x 40cm)
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Another year on the horizon, and another opportunity to own a newly-designed calendar.
ALL profits raised will be donated to St.Gwynogs Church as part of their ongoing fundraising. All photography (c) Russ Myners.
As this is a fundraising calendar, they are available for £25 plus £3.99 p&p/delivery.
(UK only, and one per order)
If you would like to buy a calendar, please click the `Buy Now" button, and you will be taken to a secure area for payment.
Please remember to check your Billing address and Shipping address details.
Thank you .
Russ. 😃
2026 GLOSSY A4 DOUBLE CALENDAR (ORDERS NOW CONCLUDED)
Thank you to everyone who turned up to the Walk with the Warden yesterday. It was a lovely autumn morning after having had the bad weather on Friday, which made for a good walk around the Reserve.
The final WWTW of the year will be on Saturday 20th December 2025 at 11.30am.
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`Walk 60 miles in November for Prostate Cancer Research`
I have now reached the half way point in the month, and the `Walk 60 miles in November for Prostate Cancer Research` has been going okay, and I am really grateful to everyone who has donated during the month. I really appreciate it. Thank you.
I am currently the equivalent of two days ahead of my daily walking target, leaving me some mileage leeway in case, for whatever reason, i`m unable to exercise one day.
If anyone else would like to contribute towards the PCR campaign and sponsor me, please go to the Just Giving page here:
https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/Russ1761837579305
Thank you for all your support.
Russ.Good to meet and host a RSPB group visiting WWT Llanelli last week.
I only had about an hour to introduce them very briefly to the Reserve, but hopefully they had a "taste" of a small part of it.
Next Saturday (15th) it`s the November Walk with the Warden. As it looks like a wet week in between, don`t forget that good footwear is essential, as there has already been so much rain locally.
My own `Walking 60 miles in November for Prostate Cancer Research` is going well, heading out just after 6am this morning as rain was forecast for later. I am so grateful for all the donations received so farm surpassing the target, but would be very happy for more contributions to this worthy cause.
Thanks to everyone again.
Russ
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Hi everybody
Did you know that 1 in 8 men in the UK will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime?
So far i`m one of the "7 in 8", but I’m taking on the `Walk 60 Miles in November` challenge for PCR to change this and help make a difference to men and their families who have been affected by prostate cancer.
Why am I doing it? Well I have friends that are living with prostate cancer, some that have come through it thanks to the wonders of both the NHS and support teams like PCR, and other people I knew who were less fortunate.
Why the "sprout walking" pic??!!! Well i`m too shy for a personal image being posted, and it was my early nickname from bRUSSELL sprout (a dodgy spelling purely for the play on my name).
So please support me if you can during this challenge by donating whatever you can to Prostate Cancer Research. Every donation you make, big or small, helps advance their mission to create a world free from the impact of prostate cancer.
Thank you for your support!
Last night, Monday 6th October, we had the annual evening High Tide watch at WWT to tie in with some of the biggest tides of the year.
Meeting around 5.30pm, a group of 20 guests met with evening leader Dr.Brian Briggs, other staff and volunteers, including myself, before heading to the British Steel hide. For the next hour or so we watched the large tide come in, filling the right hand side of the marsh (from our viewing point).
Hundreds of birds, including Redshank, Black tailed Godwit, Kingfisher, Peregrine, Curlew Sandpiper, Curlew, Cormorant, Greenshank, Ruff, Canada Geese, Spoonbill, etc.
A great night as usual, and well-supported.
Thanks to all who came along.
It was very sad to hear last night that Steve Whalley of the Don Powell Band had passed away yesterday.
I`d met Steve a couple of times at video shoot events for the band, and he was always very friendly, patient and polite to everyone. He was a really good bluesy guitarist and great singer too.
This was the last time I saw him, almost a year to the day (30th September 2024), at the video shoot for their last single.
