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The citadel, Denethor threw his burning self off from here.

The wall of the citadel.

looking out through the entrance.

Looking over the entrance towards Carn Fadrun, itself forted and hutted.

Walking up through the entrance

From the approx south east

Zooming from the “battlements” in the east wall of Tre’r Ceiri.

Zoomed at from Tre’r Ceiri.

A touch hazy but it shows just how photogenic this breast er hill is.

Zooming from Garn Boduan.

Zoomed at from Yr Eifl, behind is Moel Hebog

Zooming from Yr Eifl

Zooming down from on Yr Eifl.

The view west from Yr Eifl, really not bad at all.

The smaller less fortunate cairn, and Carn’s Boduan and Fadrun.

Looking over the smaller less fortunate cairn to the big one.

Looking towards Gyrn Ddu and central Snowdonia.

A big cairn called number four.

Looking west along the north coast of the Lleyn.

Looking over the walkers shelter in the big cairn to Garn Boduan and the further Carn fadrun

From Tre’r Ceiri

Terrifically splendiferous.

Two walls, some hut circles and a big cairn top right.

Big cairn top left, lots of hut circles, and a pair of staggered entrances.

Sun rise from Tre’r Ceiri 21st March 2017, the sun comes up behind the Moelwyns, next door to Cnicht.

Sun rise from Tre’r Ceiri 21st March 2017

Sun rise, 21st March 2017

Equinox sunlight touches the bronze age cairn upon Tre’r Ceiri.

Equinox sunshine alights upon the wonderous wall of Tre’r Ceiri, whilst down below Bachwen dolmen languishes in the gloom cast by Gyrn Ddu.

A great wall, not thee great wall, just a great wall.

Well preserved....yes, but not enough room to swing a cat.......should the need arise.

I wonder if they suffered from nuisance neighbours.

Garn Boduan is the largest hill on the left beyond the green, it too has lots of hut circles, but not as good as this.

The cairn on top of Yr Eifl high above a house at the edge of Tre’r Ceiri.

Looking over the north east wall and the outcrop to splendidly erotic Mynydd Carngwch.

Speechless, almost.

Modern town planners were obviously inspired here.

looks like a a hillfort entrance doesn’t it?
But it’s just another house, a really fine spot this.

Looking through the western entrance to Yr Eifl.

I love the differences between these stones.

Even lower stones

This end is very good, if a little overgrown at present.

Stood upon the terrible bunker of intrusiveness.

Old and big and new and bigger.

Too overgrown now to fully walk the walk.

This aint Iron age, but it is built into the high inner bank, baaad soldiers.