GWYNEDD
Shadowy ridges
clean air and westerly winds
forgotten landscapes.
Grey weathered mountains
with boundaries protecting
heather clad moorlands.
Magnificent peaks
their dominating presence
in myths and legends.
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Author:
Michael Edwards (
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A beautiful place Michael shown to me by your words.
Andy
Yes, lovely write M.
Is it like Burlington? (Lord Berle-Ington's estate?).
ANGELA here - Good Sabbath Uncle Steve - Love Saturday Brian is cooking the brekky - Full Welsh ! Love N Wales especially Snowdonia ! The Carnedds deserted but always a crowd on the Summit of Y Wyddfa (SNOWDEN) enjoying a Pint (There really is a Caff) = and singing Cwm Rhonda Love the Glenits we all need something to smile about in the second UK C19 Spike. Great Cartoon & moving Poem - Thanks for being YOU !
Blessings & Peace to You & Yours
Love Angela - Brian - Smokey 💛💛💛
An inviting description of Welsh beauty no doubt Mike while the Glenit-smile is welcome on this dull Saturday - - and I remember a few of those "shadowy ridges"
Good picture of the beauty of Wales
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