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Comment by Ceri Shaw on June 15, 2011 at 3:15pm

Hi Rhianne...seems comment expansion for groups on the main page isn't happening yet. But it IS happening for status updates and blog posts :)

Comment by Rhianne Griffiths on May 28, 2011 at 2:20pm

Swansea Jack,  I don't know how I missed your addition of the LLyn Y Fan Fawr walk below, in January.

 

This is a magical, mystical place for me.   It's where I believed, in my youth, that the Lady of the Lake rose and took human form.  

 

Someone also told me that the lake was three times as deep as the tallest point of the mountain that protects it.

 

I've walked it often in my past but alas, now I think I might not have enough, puff!

 

BTW - It great to see SO many people have joined the group since its inception.

 

Hi everyone!   Do you like the video I posted - Muppets are still a favourite of mine. 

 

Hwyl,  Rhianne 

Comment by Alan Evans on January 13, 2011 at 6:07am

Thanks Rhianne. More information can be found on my sites www.sanclertimes.ning.com A network like Americymru but for West Wales

www.stclearstimes.com A magazine I edit which promotes West Wales

 

www.alanevansphotography.com My professional photo site

 

www.stanleyphillipsphotography.com Old St Clears

 

and www.ffoslasphotography.com Professional site for Ffoslas

 

Please feel free to join the network site and add content or feed from Americymru

Comment by Alan Evans on January 13, 2011 at 6:03am

Thanks Rhianne. More information can be found on my sites www.sanclertimes.ning.com A network like Americymru but for West Wales

www.stclearstimes.com A magazine I edit which promotes West Wales

 

www.alanevansphotography.com My professional photo site

 

www.stanleyphillipsphotography.com Old St Clears

 

and www.ffoslasphotography.com Professional site for Ffoslas

 

Please feel free to join the network site and add content or feed from Americymru

Comment by Rhianne Griffiths on January 13, 2011 at 5:05am

Very tempting indeed Alan ... this is exactly the sort of content that I look forward to viewing in the Group.

(I've subscribed to your YouTube channel - the nursery/school children video is utterly, utterly charming and the Stanley Phillips 1930's story is awesome ...well done!)

Hwyl  Rhianne

Comment by Alan Evans on January 12, 2011 at 6:25pm

 

Comment by Alan Evans on January 12, 2011 at 6:12pm

Carn Menyn

Comment by Alan Evans on January 12, 2011 at 6:02pm

Sorry to hogg the blog but I am also interested in anyone looking to go walking in the Carmarthenshire area. I have an 8 seater van - bus so no probs. Any takers just message me from here. Loads of walks I would love to revisit. I am a spritely 46 so please be gentle (I ain't no force marcher)

Comment by Alan Evans on January 12, 2011 at 5:59pm

Oooooooooooh Another lovely family walk. Head for the Gwaun Valley, home of Bessies pub the Dyffryn Arms. Park up at Bessies and head West down the road and over the bridge. The river path is signposted. Follow this along the breathtaking Gwaun Valley and you come out close o the Christian retreat centre. There is the option of taking a path East to a waterfall or carrying on along the road back to Bessies where the dogs await you with wagging tails and Bessie serves the loveliest beer from a jug. If you are lucky, someone might just have a fiddle or guitar and be playing or singing. Stick around and have a chat with Bess. She is a real Welsh icon.

Comment by Alan Evans on January 12, 2011 at 5:54pm

Oooooooooooh! another lovely walk has to be, starting at Tafarn Zinc (conveniently a start and finish pub, complete with sawdust on the floor and S4C permanently on TV) head up through the farm which makes lovely Welsh cheese and follow the paths keeping a bearing on the top of Mynydd Preselli. It is a lovely graded but steep climb through meadow pastures until you get past the forestry land. It then becomes a very steep grassy climb. The effort is worth it for the stunning view at the trig point. GWYR - BRECON - PEMBROKE and CAERFYRDDIN. You really can see Deheubarth from here. Then it is back the same way downwards (much quicker) and finish at the pub. Iawn Mun!

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