One and half metre high Standing Stones located in a hill field at Cae'r-hen-Eglwys , between the villages of Cefn Cribwr and Lalestown . The stones are not prehistoric monoliths . They are gateposts and represent all that remains of a 11th Century Medieval Church - ' St Cewydd's Church ' .
Friday, 28 January 2022
Saturday, 1 January 2022
Happy New Year
Happy New Year Everyone... ..
The weather for the last week and more has been a combination of grey skies constant rain and gales .The rain ceased yesterday morning- New Years Eve - the sun made an appearance . Making the most of the dry day I hiked up in to hills . It turned out to be a false dawn weather wise . I got absolutely drenched in monsoon type conditions . Hiking over to Cefn Rhondda 10km there and back. Trekking over the top of the mountain then along the forest road into intermittent thick fog that hung over the bronze age site magically transforming a very wet Saturday into an awesome experience .
Stay Safe..
Sunday, 26 December 2021
Sheep Fold on Mynydd yr Eglwys
Thursday, 23 December 2021
Tuesday, 21 December 2021
The Sleeping Giant Winter Solstice 21
It's been a long time since I rock and rolled it's been a long time since my last post . Last Tuesday was the 21st of December I went a small town called Craig-y-nos near the top of the Swansea valley near Dan-yr-Ogof caves . After parking and directions we set off on the 'Quarry Trail' , hiking up one side of Cribarth Mountain aka the 'Sleeping Giant'. The plan was to visit a seven stones alignment 'Saith Maen ', located on the upper slopes . Somewhere along the trail my phone died . Making it impossible to find the stone row on moorland pocked marked with sinkholes and limestone crags . We followed the track to the top to see what else the mountain has to offer .
HAPPY XMAS ..
Monday, 1 February 2021
Imbolc 2021
The first of February marks the day our pagan ancestors celebrated the arrival of spring . Imbolc meaning ‘in the womb’, took the form of fertility and propagation rituals in honour of the goddess Brigid .
Tuesday, 12 January 2021
Graig Fawr Hike .
Hiked to Crug yr Afan (SS920395) last Friday .
Crug yr Afan
Crug yr Afan Cist
Fox I think .
In a rut 'gotta get out of it '. Nothing serious post Xmas blues maybe .
Walking is the best medicine ..
8.5 miles ....
Graig Fach .
Bwlch Mountain Pass
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