A subsection of the Map Twats got out to Mitchell's Fold this Saturday: Dan, Mark, Gerry and me. Dan and I got the bus from Shrewsbury and walked up to this Bronze Age stone circle on the Shropshire / Wales border - Gerry and Mark, as decrepit old geezers, drove there, but then dragged their weary carcasses up the 45-degree incline of Corndon Hill for the magnificent views of Shropshire, and Wales as far as Cader Idris and the Black Mountains. Dan and I then headed up Lan Fawr, overlooking a beautiful Welsh valley before joining the oldsters in the pub.
The light was hazy for most of the day, but the afternoon sun was beautiful over the rolling hills. We saw larks, buzzards, ravens, kestrels and several small brown birds. One or two hippies also.
The whole set of pictures are
here. Here's a sample.
lichen on twig - looks like a pig!
Distant buzzard
Raven
Mitchell's Fold stone circle
Treeline near Stiperstones Hills
Not a hippy worshipping at a stone circle
The answer, my friend, is blowing in the wind…
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