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AimlessWelshWanderer

Took another in the hills above today, following the (alternative route) from to before heading for and then back over the hill and passed . Some great views over and . Met some impressive looking Rams and a friendly ...and a bonus (very small) to finish off the walk.

Looking down the Afan Valley, over Aberafan and Swansea Bay to Swansea: Looking down a, mostly, bracken covered hillside to a V shaped valley, the opposite side of the valley is mostly wooded with some farmland on top. A village of brown roofed, white houses sits in the valley. Further on the valley opens out to a tightly packed town, which in turn gives way to a blue strip of sea. In the far distance the coastline and buildings of Swansea can be seen over the bay. Above, fluffy white clouds are liberally spread over a deep blue sky.
A small group of healthy looking rams in a field of green grass: Two rams are standing looking at the camera, a third is lying down looking to the right. Two more stand behind this group, partially obscured from view. All the rams have white wool, with darker areas around their necks and strong looking, spiral shaped horns.
A friendly goat: The goat is mostly black with white areas around its mouth and forming stripes up and across it's eyes. It also has white ears. It is rubbing its head on a wooden post which is holding up a wire fence topped with barbed wire.
Fast flowing stream: A fast flowing stream tumbles over a series od small waterfalls. A steep sided, moss covered bank lines the right hand side, while the left hand bank is lower, flatter and covered in small stones and ferns. The wooden hand rail of a footbridge leads the eye away from the camera.
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Sep 22, 2023, 06:15 PM·Public
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