Fields near Blaenplwyf.
<- Blaenplwyf transmitter station.
Plynlimon hiding behind a gorse bush.
Headland on the Cardigan Bay coast.
This bird got a bit angry with me.
Photo taken from a safe distance!
Thanks to John Taverner for identifying it as a buzzard.
A huge burrow next to the path. ->
Hares?
35l rucksack for scale.
Ruins of Ffos Las farm.
<- The cliffs are rather crumbly in this area.
Old track north of Ffos Las. ->
The coastline near Mynachdy'r Graig.
Twll Twrw is a natural arch. The sea can just about be seen through the hole at the centre. ->
Twr Gwylanod, the seagull tower.
Boats below the cliff edge.
Tree shaped by the almost permanent wind. ->
South of Twll Twrw, the crumbly stone gives way to more solid strata.
One of the few gullies formed by streams flowing into Cardigan Bay.
A foxglove on the cliff edge.
The rocky coastline south of Twll Twrw, with a shade of north Wales in the background.
About 80m above the sea.
A stream has formed a breach in the cliffs near Penygraig farm.
Llanddeiniol church.
An old trackway near Carrog farm.
There are a few damp patches amongst the farm land in this area.
Even the trees inland succumb the permanent wind.