|
 Log in |
Register
|
|
|
Fieldnotes
| From here the much bigger hills of Moel y Parc and Penycloddiau become visible to the south, setting the scene for the walk ahead. I scoot off-Path temporarily to have a look at the barrows on the hilltop, but they're over fences and not much more than low, grassy mounds, so I don't make too much effort and we're soon back on our way. This post appears as part of the weblog entry Offa's Dyke Path II – Rhuallt to Denbigh
|
Posted by thesweetcheat13th December 2010ce |
Comments (0) |
|
| You must be logged in to add a comment | |
Top of page