Sut Mae Pawb,

Diolch to Paul for breaking his duck on Sunday,top marks! And he enjoyed it so much he's back again leading Friday's evening walk around Jersey Marine meeting at the Tower Hotel. Contact Paul H on 07813 141 101.

Saturday brings the arrival of curry club,first rule of curry club,you always talk about curry club,if you know anyone who's thinking about walking come along and meet people in a relaxed atmosphere or just come along yourself and enjoy great food and chat.Meeting at the Westbourne pub on Bryn-y-Mor road at 7.30 for a quick drink and then moving on to a nearby restaurant.

 Any queries feel free to get in touch  - 07791 545 342

Wondering how your going to burn off that extra nan bread,here's your answer,

 

Cyfartha Castle walk.

This walk includes a “castle” built in 1824, a ruined castle (thought the crypt stills exists and can be explored), an Italianate building, old tramways, parts of the Taff Trail and Morlais Heritage Trail, woodland, moorland and meadow along with river and reservoir.

It’s a moderate 12.5 mile walk with 600 metres of total ascent and going up to a maximum of 400 metres (so quite low really).  We’ll linger a little over the archaeological interest towards the start and crack on later.  Trainers with good sole will be okay if it has been dry before the walk otherwise there will be some boggy bits.

Meet at the Civic Centre at 09:30, as usual, or at 10:30 at Cyfartha Castle, Merthyr. Please text me, Robert – 07981 963 681, if you intend going directly to the start point.  Please park in the lower car park just as you go through the gates (near to the toilets!).  The postcode is CF47 8RE but I found that my sat nav took me near but not quite to the right location.  Follow the brown tourist signs when you get close!Cyfartha Castle, Morlais Castle and old tramways.  Extensive views over the Brecon Beacons. Contact Robert H on 07981 963 681.

Hywl Fawr

Dai