Posted in Landscapes/Nature, tagged blackberry, carneddau, fungus, Llyn Crafnant, north wales, rowan berry on September 11, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
It was a bright, dry morning this morning, but windy. Anyway, as we’ve had so few dry days recently I decided it was time to get out, and so I headed up into the hills.
From Cefn Cyfarwydd I had a great view down to Llyn Crafnant nestled in the hills of the Carneddau. It’s a [...]
Posted in Landscapes/Nature, Pre-history, tagged buzzard, carneddau, fridd, hills, mist, north wales, valley, weather on August 23, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Yesterday was a housework day! Washing, hoovering, dusting and all the usual stuff. This is the most dusty house I’ve ever known! Dust, cobwebs and spiders webs seem to appear in minutes. Anyway, for now it’s reasonably clean.
I woke up in the middle of the night bathed in moonlight. Although the moon is waning it [...]
Posted in Pre-history, tagged bronze-age, burial, cairns, carneddau, north wales, stone circles on August 15, 2008 | 1 Comment »
Thursday 14th August 2008, and it was a bright but breezy day. My walk today was going to be along the lower slopes of the Carneddau, to look at some of the ancient sites.
I started at the Stychnant Pass, outside of Conwy, and from there climbed up and around Craigfenwend.
As I climbed I turned to [...]
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