I run every day, so I can't really blog about all these runs. But we had a spell of amazing weather, and it just seemed silly not to one day bring a camera and document the beauty. As I write this, the amazing weather has already left, but it was great to have a few days where I could run in shorts and a tank top and bask in the sun. (The day after I was back to leggings, T-shirt, jumper, jacket, scarf, and gloves for my run.) And I decided the run along a few of the modest landmarks here in the direct vicinity. There are some cairns, sheepfolds, and other features around. They won't make it to any UNESCO world heritage list, but hey, they are worth some attention. So here is the little selection of pictures!
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| Incline associated with local slate quarry |
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| Unusually summery attire for early March |
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| Tiny ruin with yr Elen in the background |
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| Groove in the hillside |
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| Cairn, Llefn with sheepfold, y Gyrn and Moel Wnion |
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The small quarry above Rachub
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| Sheepfold on the flank of Moel Faban |
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| Bryn Hafod y Wern seen from a cairn on Moel Faban |
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