A part of Eryri so undisturbed that it's still possible to walk through the pattern of leading wall openings to an ancient - probably Bronze Age - field system.
Of course, being in Wales, it's never received anything other than the most cursory of notes-in-passing study, despite being in a wider area of intense prehistoric activity.
If this were found anywhere else, imagine the excitement.
https://www.thenational.scot/politics/25067094.robin-mcalpine-support-independence-surging-wales/
There are a few inaccurate details in this comment on #Cymru #Wales 
INDEPENDENCE NOW FOR SCOTLAND & CYMRU
5:30am start. Wind almost nil, not too chilly outside the house.
Up in the mountains before 7am. Wind steady 25mph, gusting around 35. Windchill below zero.
Ah well. I got the walk done. In shorts. 
"Retelling Shakespeare’s Henry IV from the Welsh perspective was “an act of defiance” and “resistance”, Sheen told BBC Four’s Front Row, saying that he hoped the play would spark national conversations, not least about his country’s relationship with England. Sheen returned his OBE in 2017, calling for an end to the practice of keeping the title of Prince of Wales in the English royal family."
More Englisher-mangling, probably via 'Google Translate', of Welsh (Artro and Talsarnau Angling Assoc.):
..and this is the view looking out from within the cave, from directly beneath where the video in the OP was taken, to the woods outside. Also a shot taken today 
Got home from another walk across the moors to World's End and the small pine forest there, where the magical spring leaves a cave, the roof of which is a bed of the softest moss and grass
Still images just do not capture the energy there.. but a short video with the sound of bird song, recorded at that spot today, goes a little further 
I couldn't resist visiting World's End once again
This time, I have paid my dues to the wood elves and there is no wonderfully naughty little Ludo puppy around to steal what is rightly theirs
A revisit to a wonderful spot to watch football, The Recreation Ground in Llanrhaeadr-ym-Mochnant. This evening Llanrhaeadr FC beat Bishops Castle 3-2 (att: 68) to move top of the Central Wales Northern Division, though they were made to work hard for their victory #Groundhopping #Cymru
Good morning and happy #FootpathFriday! 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.
Da iawn!
Michael Sheen to play Owain Glyndŵr in epic new production.
https://nation.cymru/culture/michael-sheen-to-play-owain-glyndwr-in-epic-new-production/
The hardest gig in F1, who’d be Max’s teammate?
US tariffs: are Aston Martin screwed?
Graham King joins us to talk WRC.
BRAND NEW
Gareth Jones On Speed ep 512
With @headboltz & @paulireson
OUT NOW
https://www.garethjones.tv/onspeed/onspeed512.html
#onspeed #f1 #wrc @ElfynEvans #Cymru #JapaneseGP
Reflecting on a Bronze Age monument I visited earlier this week:
https://welsharchaeology.blogspot.com/2025/04/pen-cader-faner-some-thoughts.html
The promised panorama of the spot where I was red kite spotting 
Home now, so can look at the pics properly. The one I've already posted was probably my best, but this one is quite nice too. I'll post a 360⁰ panoramic video of the location next. Thanks for the likes and boosts. Now all I need is a rich benefactor to gift me a really posh camera 
Had a lovely #lunchtime walk with the @druid earlier on.
Nice to see that the #willows are starting to do their thing and adorning the trees with their sparkly bundles of fluffy marvelousness. They remind me of caterpillars with Mohicans.
