 
Bright sunshine greeted seven intrepid ramblers (including welcome guest Zoe) on our 5+ mile walk today. We started by walking the road to Winchfawr where we turned up the narrow path to the top of Heolgerrig where we encountered the only rain of the day.
From Crickhowell 12 of us including visitors Sue and Ros, who have joined us in the past, headed through Llangattock and then followed the route of a former tramroad before ascending a rough, narrow path alongside the Nant Onneu stream below the Llangattock Escarpment.
Dragons breath and dry weather greeted 12 hardy ramblers (including welcome guests Karen, Sue and Alan) At the start of our 6 1/2 mile walk today. From the lay-by, we headed climbed steadily up to Fan Frynych where we settled down for a cuppa.
9 ramblers including guests Naritha, Alice and Nathan started from the lay-by in Pencelli and headed towards Llanfrynach, turning up towards Blaennant Farm. We then took a footpath and eventually arrived at a stile (which had a dog gate). From there, we took a fairly steep route up towards the Bryn.
Yesterday, 9 hardy ramblers set off from the free forestry car park at Pond Cadwgan for our adventure to Partishrow & Crug Mawr. A big welcome to guest walker Rosaleen, great to have you join us! The forecast looked bleak, and it wasn’t the best moment for me to realise I’d forgotten my coat… luckily, the ever-resourceful Alan saved the day with a spare.
The Chartist's Cave. After a blustery, wet walk out of Trefil village....the rain cleared at the Aneurin Bevan memorial where there were clearly some strange goings on. A lone stone building had appeared....which we soon realised was part of a film set.