by ianandcarol | May 14, 2015 | Blog
Have you suffered from wind over the last few days? Not the internal kind which might result from a few pints of the local brew and a kebab, but the kind generated as a result of pressure imbalance between air masses moving around the earth’s surface! While the Gwaun... by ianandcarol | May 10, 2015 | Blog
Do you remember that blog I wrote about the mad horse on 29 April? And do you remember how I casually (!) and calmly(!) produced a few cable ties to lock the gate shut? Some of you might have wondered why I had them with me and so today I will explain all about my... by ianandcarol | May 7, 2015 | Blog
Well General Election polling might be all the rage throughout the UK today and rightly so (and we will be voting ourselves later today) but nature stops for no political party and looking out of the open window it feels and sounds pretty much like any other day in... by ianandcarol | May 4, 2015 | Blog
A wise old walking instructor once told me that the eyes are the best navigational aids you will ever have: and I was reminded of that when I read the BBC article lamenting the decline of map reading skills. After all, why should the younger generation, or indeed any... by ianandcarol | Apr 29, 2015 | Blog
I promised you this tale a few days ago and so here it is. This is true and it happened to Carol and me. We have walked in the Preseli Hills many times now but there is a much smaller range of hills just to the South East of them centred around Foel Dyrch (pronounced... by ianandcarol | Apr 25, 2015 | Blog
Now last time I wrote the blog I promised you a tale about an angry horse and the need to always carry a bag of bits and pieces to undertake repairs. Well I have changed my mind because I have not returned to the scene of the incident yet to photograph the horse in...