Mid-Wales

Date April 23, 2008 RJH

In my family, the wild camp is a rite of passage. Last month I decided the time had come for my boys (8 and 4) to partake of the soma. So off we headed for the Cambrian mountains of mid-Wales and the Elenydd wilderness.

Somewhere north-west of Builth Wells:

We dumped the car outside of this remote Calvinist chapel (Soar y Mynedd):

Dad couldn’t resist stoking his inner Welsh preacher:

After a night harassed by sheep, we awoke to cold, driving rain:

My boys carried their own gear and only grumbled once their feet got wet:

We spent the second night by the coal fire of Tyncornel youth hostel

… and awoke to snow:

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5 responses to “Mid-Wales”

  1. David J said:

    RJ, nice to see you’re getting outside! Those boys have grown a ton. Looks like you outfitted them quite well - nice. And are you driving a Citroen? I saw those when I lived in S. America - I loved those things. I wish we had them here in the states.

    Take care, dude. Love the pictures!

  2. Jacqueline A said:

    Hi Bun,

    Lovely pictures.I miss you.Can’t wait to take a hike on the Malverns again with the family.See you in July!

    Sisxxxxxxxxxxxxx

  3. Mark IV said:

    You’re raising them right.

    Camping = a fine a pleasant misery.

  4. Mark IV said:

    A Fine and Pleasant Misery.

  5. john f. said:

    It looks like it was a great trip. Thanks for sharing the pictures.

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