I’ve seen worse views from hillforts... towards Cwmerfyn.
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There are apparently four additional outworks to the west protecting this fine univallate enclosure.
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Far more impressive than expected – finally enticed here after clicking on a link to Coflein that actually worked.....
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Highlighting what appeared to be the remains of a kerb..
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Castell Rhyfel hill fort rises beyond, together with the Groes Fawr cairns... too much going on here, to be honest.
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Doesn’t look much at first – assuming one can suspend absorption within the melodrama of the location (I couldn’t) – but needless to say, there a cist
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The cairn fabric is now fashioned into a marker surmounting a well-defined base footprint. At least there is no idiot shelter here.
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Garn Gron to right, Castell Rhyfel to left...
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A well-formed round cairn this, with a hint of kerb still in situ.
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The cist can be seen left foreground... somewhat collapsed, but nevertheless...
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Always good to see a cist in the first cairn of the day....
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Another view of the excellent cist
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The cairn holds an unexpected surprise within...
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Looking across Cwm Dulas from Gurnos one can see Darren... and The Brecon Beacons upon the southern horizon
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The central barrow. The ‘star on a pole’ is the standard MOD marker signifying ‘protected status’... i.e don’t drive a bloody tank over it, you muppet!
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