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River Diaries
River Lugg - Sweet Waters
Erica parked at the trail head where we set off at a leisurely pace to find the source of the River Lugg 4 miles away at Pool Hill, walking the old tracks overlooking the Radnorshire landscape along the way. Read More
Lugg In The Forest
Frome The Hidden Valley
The Frome - Obscure
Where to start with the River Frome? Do we make an inventory of events, a list of happenings so to speak, such as place names, times, landscape, geology and so on. Surely it would be metronomic and far too familiar! Read More
River Arrow - Lamb Rescue
Join us as we discover the River Arrow meandering through surprising country filled with rugged hills, enchanting gardens, old ruins and folk who make the land what it is.
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Kington On The Arrow
Honddu In The Bluff
River Honddu - Massif
The Honddu is by no means a large river but is situated within some very large landscape. Winding through the Welsh Black Mountains we explore some of the Wye's amazing mountain waters. Read More
Monnow - Morning Bliss
The Monnow certainly was moving. A mix of waterscapes and landscapes, wild life of the Avian kind, foxes, valleys, castles, recording studios and famous songs and a grand old town. Read More
Monnow Moving to Monmouth
River Ennig Black Mountains
Ennig - Brecon Beacons
By most standards the River Ennig is a short river that due to its location flows for 6 or so miles off mountain slopes in the Brecon Beacons National Park Black Mountains .... Read More
Llynfi - Brecon Beacons
Were on Standard Street (Crickhowell) in the Brecon Beacons National Park linking up with Chris Lone-Wolf an outdoors enthusiast from South Wales.... Read More....
River Llynfi Beacons
River Edw Rugged Source
Edw - Mid Wales
When scanning the landscape from the very top of Llandegley Rocks you get a sense of big country through a virtual 360 degree view.... Read More
Dulas Brook Wild hay Waters
Dulas - Hay Bluff
Who knows where a simple telephone call will lead? We can have our ideas but in truth we don’t know how things are going to unfold. And so it was with this particular hike up to the Hay Bluff (677 Meters).... Read More
Irfon - Wild Cambrian
It starts like any other bus ride out of Hereford, stood waiting with common folk in the county depot for the 9.10 bus from Hereford to Kington arriving in the blink of an eye at 9.45 to be followed.... Read More
Irfon The Wild Cambrian Way
Trothy Amid The Holy Mountain
Trothy - Monmouthshire
I didn’t see Paul all night apart from a glimpse of him on the far side of the dance floor having a right old time next to the sound system. We had come the night before the Trothy to the Booth Hall in Hereford....Read More
Humber - Herefordshire
My twin brother Paul had arranged this hike before he sadly died on the 18th November 2016. Then he turned to me and asked me to join him but for personal reasons, which I never revealed I declined....Read More
Humber Brook Cascading Water
River Dore Sunrise Cele-bration
Dore - Herefordshire
We pulled up at a gate in the car, parked and walked across to the little cottage at the base of Merbach Hills South Easterly slope....Read More
Elan - Wild Cambrian
After a taxi ride from Rhayader to the campsite I was immersed in the Cambrian Mountains once more. The last time I was here was
back....Read More
River Elan Bogs and Bothies
River Bachawy Radnor
Bachawey Radnorshire
My friend Keith and I had stopped off at the New Inn Brilley a Wye Valley camp site alternative in nature as it was festooned in Tibetan peace flags....Read More
Ithon Radnorshire
My friend Keith and I had stopped off at the New Inn Brilley a Wye Valley camp site alternative in nature as it was festooned in Tibetan peace flags....Read More
River Ithon Radnor
Tarennig & Bidno
Tarennig & Bidno
I arrived at Pont Rhygaled near to the confluence of the Tarennig and Wye having travelled on the bus from Llandrindod Wells with two friendly district Hustlers....Read More
Marteg - Backcountry
I began the trip to the Marteg in Rhayader the small mountain town on the Eastern fringe of the Cambrian mountains....Read More
River Marteg
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