Saturday, October 19, 2013

The inevitable

Yesterday was heavy rain and wind so I stayed home and read.  Today I was a little stir-crazy (interesting news item here in Wales about a girl who was killed by 4 dogs in a friend's house.  The current enquiry isn't into the girl's death but into the mistreatment of animals.  The dogs were said to be 'stir crazy' from being kept in the house) so I thought it was time to climb Carn Llidi.
The cromlech was to be my bolt-hole if the rain got too heavy.


I had to stay on the lee-side cos the wind was too strong - too strong to clamber up the final bit of rock.
I came home via a road I haven't walked before.

 Very agricultural until the city appears over the left hedgerow.
As I had hoped, the road went along the back of the Bishops Palace.
 Georgia's rose window is under repair
and the rooks from the Merrivale were on guard.

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  1. Corinne C.October 20, 2013 at 9:16 PM

    It's fun to explore the impressive website dedicated to St David's and then make comparisons with your photos and experiences, Maggie! Both show the beauty and rich culture of the place a treat. (Don't you get blown off any beetling crags, now.....we need you back!) xxx

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  2. GeorgiaOctober 21, 2013 at 3:43 AM

    Ah the cromlech, apparently you can only find it when you are on your own. Jealous of the rain and weather...although it's plenty rainy here at the moment too..

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