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Wild Walking in the Aberystwyth Hinterland

Devil's Bridge and The Arch

If you have visited the famous Mynach Falls at Devil's Bridge, on this walk you will see where all that water is coming from by exploring the Mynach valley by one of two routes. This walk also visits ‘Y Bwa’ (The Arch) built in 1810 as a gateway for Thomas Johnes’ nearby Hafod Estate. The English translation of the name of this place is ‘Head of the Valley of Lost Existence’.

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Moments of Stillness
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Woodland waterfall

In a woodland glade, a mountain stream tumbles over a small drop then slows for a while, before continuing on its way to the river gorge below.

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Living in the Land Where Clouds are Born

Pen and ink... and disposable plastic

I practise writing morning pages as well as bullet journalling, so I write with pen and paper quite a lot. Consequently, I get through a lot of pens, or at least, I used to.

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