I'll spare you more seashores and castles and skip to the Brecon Beacons National Park. One of the things we really missed and wanted to do was to walk in a forest. Not a KKL carefully measured with a ruler planted forest, but a natural one. The Brecon Beacons gave us such chance. Besides the usual forest stuff there are some beautiful waterfalls:
There were also thousands of bluebells:
On the park territory there are a lot of private areas, where sheep are raised. Those areas are surrounded with fences, some of them have doors and passages of different anti-sheep designs and you can pass freely between them. This is one of the passages. You have to climb over it to pass, but there are some steps there to help you:
And we could only guess what kind of services this company provides:
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