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Helen Clayton

Good morning and happy ! A slightly damp start here but it’s brightening up, apparently.

I’m doing a bit more of the Wales coast path, from Llanrhystud to Aberystwyth.

Landscape photo of a cliff top footpath. There’s a stone wall on the right and a mass of yellow-flowered gorse on the left. The path disappears over the crest of a hill. The coastline fades into the distance under grey skies with a hint of brightness appearing.
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@helenclayton
Looks like a beautiful walk.

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Helen Clayton

@ton it’s still quite hazy but I’m hoping it will clear. Lovely and peaceful though.

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Helen Clayton

@GPJohnston oh I didn’t go to the castle 😱. Next time I promise.

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Helen Clayton

@GPJohnston you can just see it here…there was a rather scary (for me) descent down to the beach from here, after an equally scary walk along a ridge while the wind tried to blow me off the cliff. You’d have loved it 😂.

Landscape photo of a view from a cliff top path. The path disappears over the edge of a steep hill that descends to a beach. The beach curves around to the left, a broad flat valley bottom to the right. In the distance is a seaside town with a pier. It’s just possible to make out the ruins of a castle above the pier. The sky is green blue grey. The sky is blue with wispy white clouds.
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Greg Johnston

@helenclayton Fabulous, I love coastal hiking, more than mountains!

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Greg Johnston

@helenclayton Love that tilted strata, it's like a clock measured in millions of years.

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