I walked the whole Owain Glyndwr's Way in June-July of 2000. While it does not go through any national parks or Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it takes you through quintessentially Welsh countryside (the scenery on the Heart of Wales rail line looked very much like that on Google Images), gives you the opportunity to mingle with Welsh people (which the Pembrokeshire Coast Path doesn't so much)) and lets you view the country's industrial heritage. This trail very much represents Wales.
Just finished watching those Phil.very enjoyable. Ive played golf at Llanidloes before and Im a member at Llandrindod so down there a few times in the year. I use your vids for all my pronunciations but I knew how to say Machynlleth anyway. Watch out for the geese. Bloody noisy sheep .did they not like you?
Been meaning to get the last one in Phil and I wasn't disappointed. There might have been few views at the start but some did begin to show-glyndwrs way is a cracking back country trail. Ha ha, 'lucky he was in a good mood.' Yeah, that or you were scary to him. Well, I imagine you can speak sheep now. A nice pint at the end. Mark
Nice one Ales completing another trail! A man with a rifle is an unnerving experience let alone in the middle of nowhere! 👍🍺😁
For definate Snowy 👍
I walked the whole Owain Glyndwr's Way in June-July of 2000. While it does not go through any national parks or Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it takes you through quintessentially Welsh countryside (the scenery on the Heart of Wales rail line looked very much like that on Google Images), gives you the opportunity to mingle with Welsh people (which the Pembrokeshire Coast Path doesn't so much)) and lets you view the country's industrial heritage. This trail very much represents Wales.
Well done. Thanks for bringing us along.
Thank you Pete 👍
Well done Philip, hope you are well me old mate. Superb scenery again. One day I hope I get back for more walking.
Thanks Sam, just done 4 days of the Pennine Way, try and finish it this year, hope all is good 👍
Unfortunately as of now, September 2023, Star Inn accommodation is closed.😢 Hafren Forest Bunkhouse is now B&B and a lodge!😢
Just finished watching those Phil.very enjoyable. Ive played golf at Llanidloes before and Im a member at Llandrindod so down there a few times in the year. I use your vids for all my pronunciations but I knew how to say Machynlleth anyway. Watch out for the geese. Bloody noisy sheep .did they not like you?
Thanks John,had a few issues with the wildlife I guess 😄.
Your Welsh pronouncing seems top notch for a jock 👍
Been meaning to get the last one in Phil and I wasn't disappointed. There might have been few views at the start but some did begin to show-glyndwrs way is a cracking back country trail. Ha ha, 'lucky he was in a good mood.' Yeah, that or you were scary to him. Well, I imagine you can speak sheep now. A nice pint at the end. Mark
True Mark, not the most walked trail but defo underrated, I think I softened the farmer up by speaking Welsh to him ...
@@trailsandalesfromwales3074 No, not at all - but a goodun. Ha ha, that dialect and language will do it every time - local!
What month is it in the video? It says this video was done 11 months ago, but it doesn't look at all like June.
Started in May I think
Llongyfarchiadau phill
Job done
Un arall di neud 🏴🍺🍺
Diolch Gar 👍