Well I didn’t see any teddy bears having picnics or a house belonging to three bears, nor did red riding hood make an appearance. What I did see, was a stunning expanse of majestic trees and lush greenery while enjoying the sound of pure, simple, earthly peace, interrupted only by the subtle sounds of nature – birds, waterfalls and the gravel crunching from those of us walking through it.
Rhaeadr Ddu (Black Waterfalls) at Coed Ganllwyd Woods Nature Reserve, Wales UK – yet another welsh gem, a wonderful escape into a scenery that conjures up memories of story books and children’s tales – made all the more beautiful by the incredibly good summer weather we’re having in the UK this year!
Hot hot hot!! 🔆
Tilly travel
I haven’t walked there in years, this post as put it in my mind now.
There are some lovely waterfall walks in the Brecon Beacons too,
Cherryl
It was medicine for the soul and a sight for sore eyes ☺️ There is so much to explore, I think another trip to Wales might be in order for me lol