Category: things that live and change

Moel Hebog and Owain Glyndwr’s Cave, Snowdonia – April

Apr 16, 2010

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in All, fauna, geology, hills and mountains, Moelwyns, Snowdonia, things that live and change, Wales, walking

The visit to Owain Glyndwr’s cave was a bit of a detour, and it took a bit of finding, as neither the map nor the guidebook were very specific about its location. There is a steep scramble to get to the mouth of the cave.
Moss-filled Lledr Valley, Snowdonia – April

Apr 16, 2010

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in All, lichen and moss, Snowdonia, trees, Wales, walking

We were expecting a wet day, so decided on a low-level walk involving wooded areas. The river was quite swollen. We saw an amazing array of mosses. We also stopped to have a look inside Tŷ Mawr Wybrnant, the National Trust-managed stone house which was the birthplace of Bishop William Morgan, the first translator of…