A stunning piece of sand art has appeared on a beautiful Welsh beach. The artwork was created on Thursday at Penbryn Beach in Ceredigion and aims to inspire the public to keep beaches tidy and to use less plastic.
It was created by Welsh artist Rachel Shiamh with the aim of highlighting the importance of enjoying the Welsh coastline and ensuring that other generations continue to enjoy it by keeping oceans and communities as plastic-free as possible. To get the latest What's On newsletters from WalesOnline, click here.
The sand art, which depicts a snapshot of the Welsh coast, was done to celebrate World Refill Day, which took place across the world on Thursday. The day’s key message is to eliminate single-use plastics, and one way of achieving that is by using reusable water bottles, which can actually be refilled at more than 600 different locations along the Wales Coast Path.
