surfnslide posted: " Another of our classic go-to walks. A circuit of Hatterrall Hill from Cwmyoy. A glorious winter morning with a - relatively - early start to catch the best of the weather. My favourite local church at Cwmyoy. This time I took a peek "
Another of our classic go-to walks. A circuit of Hatterrall Hill from Cwmyoy.
A glorious winter morning with a - relatively - early start to catch the best of the weather.
My favourite local church at Cwmyoy.
This time I took a peek inside. Pleased to see the the window at the end keeps the wonky theme going.
Its a gorgeous little church and worth a visit for its own sake. For me it just happens to sit on the route of one of my favourite walks.
I've tweaked the route slightly to take in a more open approach across the fields and meadows to the base of the small rocky peak created by a landslip many years ago.
Its a marvellous little spot with great views out to Ysgyryd Fawr.
And back towards Hatterrall Hill.
Until I looked at the images again writing the post I'd forgotten just what a cold day it was. A hint of snow on the higher summits and all the wet sections frozen solid.
Looking back to the little nameless rocky peak.
Sugar Loaf and the southern reaches of the Black Mountains.
Frosty hollows.
Vale of Ewyas leading up to the Gospel Pass.
Offas Dyke path heading towards the Trig Pillar that's not located on the summit.
Its a fine spot though with expansive views across the patch work fields of the Shire.
What better place to stop for an early lunch and a cuppa, hunkered down out of the chilly wind.
As we finished lunch the cloud the started to build and the best part of the day was done and dusted. Happy times.
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