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Cwm Bwchel, Black Mountains

Round Cairn

<b>Cwm Bwchel, Black Mountains</b>Posted by GLADMAN
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Cwm Bwchel, Black Mountains (Round Cairn) by GLADMAN That'll do nicely.
GLADMAN Image Credit: Robert Gladstone
Posted by GLADMAN
7th March 2013ce
Edited 23rd March 2014ce
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Comments (3)

And this one's even better. Good grief. thesweetcheat Posted by thesweetcheat
7th March 2013ce
Just goes to show what may be inside the multitudes of 'cairns' marked on the map, I guess... the Mam C and I climbed Bal Mawr in 2006 and duly ignored it since it's a bit off the main path. Wrong!!

Get yourself to Llanthony Priory and there's a nice circular available if the long ridge walk doesn't appeal again - that's what I did. Quite steep in places... so make sure your hamstring's loose (obviously). The final view into Ewyas from Graig-ddu is possibly the best angle I've seen.
GLADMAN Posted by GLADMAN
7th March 2013ce
Yeah, there's so much more still to be brought out into the light, at least this website and others helps that cause. I also missed this when on Bal Mawr, but the bus times were not on my side!

Any routes up there always bring new views, it is lovely.
thesweetcheat Posted by thesweetcheat
8th March 2013ce
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