Monday 24th June
When I got up around 8 am the mist was well down, and i couldn’t see the beach. By 9.30 it was lifting.
After breakfast Harry suggested we take advantage of good weather and walk - to Mynydd Rhiw, then along coastal path to Treheli and back.
Low mist to start with, which cleared to sunshine, then clouds, but warm and dry.
We saw stonechats and a meadow pipit.
Coffee at roadside near Bryndol,
then followed the road to the track to Penarfynydd Farm. No coffee signs now, no goats, just one dog and a boat. Maybe it has changed hands.
We followed the coastal path round to Mynydd Penarfynydd past the pig
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| This pig used to be in the nearby farmyard! |
which used to stand on the farmyard, and the trig point, then along the coastal path ,
past lots of free roaming horses, stopping for lunch just before the very steep section of the path which leads to the wood and field just before Treheli.
Stopped for an ice-cream and a longish chat with the owner and her daughter.
Then up the steep track we came down yesterday, and back home for around 5pm.
Brilliant day’s walk. - 7.7 miles, and 1100 feet of ups and downs. Quite tough at times.!
Glow worms in the late evening too. Late June/ early July is the best time to look for them.
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