Looking northeast from the inner citadel and possible cairn towards Yr Eifl and Tre’r Ceiri.
Image credit: A. Brookes (7.5.2016)
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Wow what a spot. So many stones! I love all those circles of the round houses. And a view over the sea too. And a spot of sunshine. It looks great.
It's brilliant, deserves to be better known really. I was there for two hours as we were staying in Nefyn, the sun gradually came out, beautiful. Like the neighbouring forts of Carn Fadrun and Tre'r Ceiri but less of a steep climb to reach it. You'd like it.
Oh I bet I would. But owing to terrible laziness (and, I like to think, a consequence of being raised in the flatlands) I can't bear the thought of slogging up a mountainside to get there. Unless there are going to be lots of interesting plants on the way. But I fear there wouldn't be. Quite hopeless aren't I. It's not like I don't like a walk with less inclination.
I'm going to have to sort this out aren't I or I'm going to miss out.
Not a mountain, just a bit of a hill. Not even as high as the Mendips (I haven't checked that, but I think). And there are lots of interesting plants amongst the rocks. Go on, go on, go on, you know you want to.