Blue skies not long after we set off.
Marching out of the wood, but where's Roger?
"Well it was like this ......"
Inside St. Cwyfan's Church.
Our final view of the Clwydian Hills.
Walk stats: Distance: 10.2 miles. Climb: 920'.
Time: 5 hours 23 minutes. On the move walking average: 2.3 m.p.h. Overall walk average: 1.9 m.p.h.
Group: Martyn, Roger, Annie, sue Pelissier, Celia, Wendy, David S., Tim and Paul.
A perfect day for walking, not too hot or too cold, dry and plenty of sunshine. If it wasn't for the fact that I always change my shirt for lunch, it would have been a one shirt, one hanky walk!
It was the first time that we have been able to see inside St. Cwyfan's Church and what a lovely little church it was, and the outside had been beautifully renovated. It's so good to see churches like this being cared for and still having regular services.
Overall this was a delightful walk in the beautiful Vale of Clwyd, with varying views of the Clwydians, the Vale of Clwyd towards Denbigh and Snowdonia in the distance.
No real problems today, except for the occasional dodgy stile, but they were much better than some we have experienced recently!
Birds seen or heard today included: House sparrow, Jackdaw, Rook, Carrion crow, Common gull, European robin, Eurasian jay, Black-billed magpie, Yellowhammer, Common buzzard, Woodpigeon, Collared dove and Fieldfare.
After walk drinks were enjoyed by just four of us today, a pity as the Lees bitter at the Britannia Inn at Halkyn tasted particularly good!
A perfect day for walking, not too hot or too cold, dry and plenty of sunshine. If it wasn't for the fact that I always change my shirt for lunch, it would have been a one shirt, one hanky walk!
It was the first time that we have been able to see inside St. Cwyfan's Church and what a lovely little church it was, and the outside had been beautifully renovated. It's so good to see churches like this being cared for and still having regular services.
Overall this was a delightful walk in the beautiful Vale of Clwyd, with varying views of the Clwydians, the Vale of Clwyd towards Denbigh and Snowdonia in the distance.
No real problems today, except for the occasional dodgy stile, but they were much better than some we have experienced recently!
Birds seen or heard today included: House sparrow, Jackdaw, Rook, Carrion crow, Common gull, European robin, Eurasian jay, Black-billed magpie, Yellowhammer, Common buzzard, Woodpigeon, Collared dove and Fieldfare.
After walk drinks were enjoyed by just four of us today, a pity as the Lees bitter at the Britannia Inn at Halkyn tasted particularly good!
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