Then a quick 'bag' of Fan Fraith, up the forestry road until the last half-mile - a blind marshy slog through the mist to the indistinct summit. (Visit with Fan Gyhirych while the chance is there next time!).
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Picws Du, Fan Fraith
Picws Du, Fan Fraith
by poppiesrara » Sun Apr 13, 2014 5:23 pm
Hewitts included on this walk: Bannau Sir Gaer - Picws Du
Date walked: 12/04/2014
Time taken: 3.75
Distance: 20.25 km
Ascent: 930m
Register or Login free to be able to rate and comment on reports (as well as access 1:25000 mapping).A rather grey day, but still the Carmarthen Fan is one of the best places to walk in Wales - a pleasing new route, zigzagging on a good path up the cliffs and then very gently down the Beacons Way across the moors.
Then a quick 'bag' of Fan Fraith, up the forestry road until the last half-mile - a blind marshy slog through the mist to the indistinct summit. (Visit with Fan Gyhirych while the chance is there next time!).
Then a quick 'bag' of Fan Fraith, up the forestry road until the last half-mile - a blind marshy slog through the mist to the indistinct summit. (Visit with Fan Gyhirych while the chance is there next time!).
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