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It’s up there somewhere – honest.

Should you go, I reckon it’s pretty much odds on you’ll leave a fan of Fan, so to speak...

OK, not a lot left... but more than enough, methinks

Searching – unsuccessfully, I might add – for the cairn cited by GAT as existing at SH65141153, I decided to mask my disappointment (and then some!) by carrying on to revisit the great Twll yr Ogof. Rude not to.

A very obscure Bronze Age cairn between Bwlch-y-Groes and Llyn Efyrnwy, east of the mighty Arans.

Come with me, into the trees… yeah, find ‘em if you can.

Easily by-passed. I’d recommend that, given the opportunity, members tarry awhile...

Short stop off at this pair of bovine beauties...

Minimalist cairn... epic, windswept vibe...

Faban – u – lous!

Well worth a primary trip on its own.......

Nothing upon the map... so making it up as I went along

Big Cairn? You’re not wrong.

If one were to get lost between the moon and New York City, guess one could end up here, perhaps? Is that you, Arthur?

A greener shade of white, to be fair.

Which begs the question... so which one belongs to yer man Arthur?

Bit breezy, but so glad I postponed from last year since classic views are to be had here...

One for the connoisseurs…

Caer Maurice… or Caer Cadwgan. The choice is yours.

“I’ll catch a rainbow from the sky, and tie the ends together” …

A shufti at Cerrig Cynant Stone Circle, moving on to the northern of the two Bryn Poeth Uchaf Ring Cairns

Took a bit of reaching, but wondrous position

Ridiculed by many.... But not by I. Nor, I would assume, by those that have walked these heights...

For me, guitar playing at its very finest.

A reminder to always check out the summit of even the lower Welsh hills... you never know,

Out of sight shouldn’t mean out of mind…