Llyn Llech Owain and country park

It looks like it was a lovely day for a walk, Hywel. There's always some where near to us to discover, isn't there?

Lovely walk, Hywel! Strange, isn't it? We can visit far off places but not the ones on our doorstep! 🤔

What a lovely walk. Your photos are lovely as usual.
Marjorie

I’m pleased you decided to visit, Hywel…it really looks a serene and interesting place. Thank you for the ‘tour’..your pics are really lovely too! Lots of pretty wildflowers to admire.
I really like your first 2 pics - they could be landscape paintings. 😊
Ps. I’m going to google now - I’m keen to know all about the legends!

A good thought Hywel! I was surprised how flat it seemed - I thought it was all hills round where you are! It was interesting to see the Eupatorium - I'd never seen it before coming to live here. Love the photo of the Rosebay willowherb (but rather have the pic than the plant in real life...) I'm going to join the crowd investigating the legend now! Thank you for walk - very calm and soothing!

Thank you for sharing your local beauty spot. Very enjoyable & good photos. Amazing how you've never visited before :-)

thank you I really enjoyed joining you on your walk. It looks idyllic, my kind of area.

Thanks for all comments :)

Glad you had a lovely day for your visit, Hywel, and your photos are perfect. I enjoyed sharing your walk very much 🙂.

I was telling Mike about your visit to Llyn Llech Owain Country Park. It looks like a really nice walk.

Thank you Sheila,

I hope they enjoy it if they go there Linda ...

Lovely blog, Hywel, thanks so much for sharing your visit with us . . . :o)

I enjoyed the tour as well esp the lake pictures. That round building; was it once a mill?

Thank you Shirley and Bathgate ...

I don't know what that building was, or even if it's new. It had a plaque saying 'Discovery Tower' but it was empty and locked up.

Anyone in SE Wales, there's a rare plants sale this weekend, not sure what will be on sale, but there's cake! Keep it up, Hywel Bach.

Thank you, that's great for people living near-by. I hope you get something nice for your garden :)

Plant net it's called, I tried but can't identify it well enough, type of quinoa was the closest I thought. TC. Oh thanks, spec I will.