Allt yr Esgair
March 27th 2021 – a date that I may well remember. After a long, long winter the Welsh Government lifted … Continue reading Allt yr Esgair
Category: Wales
Castle Field Hill Fort
The pandemic continues to restrict Aunties travels, and so walks have to be started from home. The other day we … Continue reading Castle Field Hill Fort
Ffynnon Denis
The current COVID-19 pandemic has put a slight dampener upon our explorations over the past six weeks. Now that we … Continue reading Ffynnon Denis
Diversion ahead – Borth to Aberystwyth
Robert Burns in his apologetic poem to a mouse after ploughing up it’s nest The best laid schemes o’ mice … Continue reading Diversion ahead – Borth to Aberystwyth
Llanon to Aberystwyth
If you are planning to walk between Llanon and Aberystwyth make some preparations. The 12 miles from Llanon to Aberystwyth … Continue reading Llanon to Aberystwyth
Drowned Lands
A visit to the beach in Wales will always bring up a surprise, usually it’s the view, the opportunity to … Continue reading Drowned Lands
Bedd Taliesin
High above Tre Taliesin, on a small plateau in the shelter of Moel y Garn lies a small chambered tomb … Continue reading Bedd Taliesin
Monknash
The Glamorgan coast is always worth a visit, and where better than to blow away the cobwebs after New Year … Continue reading Monknash
Penarth Fossil Hunting
One of my Christmas presents from Karen this year was a fossil hunting kit comprising of a geological hammer, chisels … Continue reading Penarth Fossil Hunting
Autumn Water
We’ve had an awful lot of rain so far this October, so much so it is defiantly a case of … Continue reading Autumn Water
