The lambs look so tasty

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April 4th 2011

Published: April 5th 2011

Spring ... beautiful sunny days, odd rainy spells, lambs gambolling tastely in the fields, daffodils (must be wales). It's an amazing time of the year in the UK, that magical time after the harshness of winter is over and before the disappointment of summer promises are unrealised. This weekend we ran off to the far west end of the Brecon Beacons National Park to the Black Mountain area. This... Read Full Entry

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m1ssjane

An Aussie living in London and getting out it as much as possible to explore all the amazing places both in the UK and abroad. While I may be quite settled in the UK, my feet never seem to settle and my wandering heart drags me all over the globe and back to some well loved areas. My blogs are a personal record of where I've been and I often let the photos do most of the talking, but I do try and share detials if I found something amazing. My list of places to visit never seem to get any shorter (even if the blogs do!).... full info

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5th April 2011

Helen
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Great Photos
Great photos Jane and commentary, I wish I was in Wales with you. You will be an expert in the Welsh countryside soon. At least you could tell them how to pronounce names with a 'll'. see you soon. Cheers Helen

6th April 2011

Steve Greenwood
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Some details about Llanddeusant YHA
Here are some details for people interested in visiting YHA Llanddeusant: Set in the least developed area of the Brecon Beacons, the hostel overlooks the magical Sawdde Valley. There are trails that lead up to the legendary Llyn y Fan glacial lake and the heights of the Carmarthen Fans. It is also possible to find circular walks that will take you to an Iron Age fort, Roman camps and standing stones nearby. The hostel retains many of its original features having once been an Inn dating back to 1789, and you are sure to receive a warm welcome with an open fire in the lounge if it's particularly cold. The Black Mountain Red Kite feeding station is a mile away. Hope this helps Steve from Hostelling International (hihostels.com)

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The lambs look so tasty

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