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| Receiving route advice |
Beth had a great break at the weekend - 17th Birthday on 16th and passed theory test on 20th! Not bad considering the ride. A lovely stay at Ty Isaf where I was able to buy some great homemade marmalade.
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| Almost ready |
The big issue in this area is wind farms. They are between two national parks and as such the farmers are being persuaded that making money out of wind is a quick and easy fix. Everyone knows I am a bit green and they do provide a great source of green energy and can look beautiful but I think local considerations should be taken into account especially if it could have a knock on effect with the other main earner in the area, tourism. With the reservoirs in the area and the high rainfall could hydro be the answer?
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| Wind Farms in the distance |
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| Wind Farms2 |
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| Dylife Valley |
The views were again stunning and I took some picutres down the Dylife Valley where there is a board explaining about glacial activity - took me right back to school geography!
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| Scenary |
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| No time for a dip |
Bethan has started to worry about Suzie's feet so we will have to get a farrier sorted out during the week, however, no problems now with her teeth or mouth as she is really getting into bitless riding. Minor problem of the day was getting stuck in a bog but wonderful Suzie got herself out of what could have been a serious problem.
I sepnt another long day delivering feed, some of these routes seem a very long way round. I enjoyed a great lunch with Neville and Maragret at Garth Fach and did eventually get homw after a whistle stop tour of Montgomery and Radnorshire.
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