Southwest of Abergavenny

I believe that this picture is facing southwest from Abergavenny. It's hard to get an idea of the relief--how steep and how high--the topography was, but some of these mountains and hills were pretty tall. I think that part of the reason they don't look very tall is that there is so much farm land on the mountainsides--but that is because they aren't generally very steep, like the mountains in Utah and Colorado.

A Wale of an Adventure

October 11th 2006
This week will just be pictures. Gretchen and I just got back from a couple of days in Wales, and I just don't have much time to write a blog entry. I have a final exam tomorrow for one of my classes, and we leave at some ridiculously early time in the morning on Friday for our trip to Austria and Italy. But I think there are something like 50+ pictures that I've decided to insert into this ent ... read more

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