Top 5 Stopping Points on the Brecon and Monmouthshire Canal With the “Flattest Bike Ride to the Brecon Beacons” which is part of Canal 200 event taking place this weekend. Here is a round-up of great stopping points that are part of … Continue reading
Over the next week, we are on a mission to get as many people as possible cycling on the Brecon and Monmouth Canal for the Canal 200 Cycle Ride. It is for an amazing cause that is important for all … Continue reading
Annual Patronal Festival and Open Day – Sunday 6th May 2012 News just in from the Dean at Brecon Cathedral Brecon Cathedral will be hosting the above event starting with a Festival Eucharist at 11am at which the preacher will … Continue reading
Julie Bell who manages the Felin Fach Griffin tells us about their upcoming garden day. It sounds like great fun! Anyone can join in. We’ve popped up a couple of photos from last year’s event to see what you could … Continue reading
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Where else would you see such picturesque waterfalls, rivers and streams than the Brecon Beacons? The Brecon Beacons National Park is famous for its picturesque peaks, open green fields, great food producers, scenery and fun things to do. But other … Continue reading
This looks like a fantastic opportunity to see the famous waterfalls of the Brecon Beacons National Park with an expert. Particularly as we’ve had quite a bit of rain this week, the waterfalls will be glorious. Book your place … Continue reading
We mentioned last week that we were doing a bit of a recce for some upcoming VIP trips to the Brecon Beacons. Luckily we had a fabulous companion who wrote up a little blog for us. We hope you enjoy … Continue reading
Cairns of the four areas of the Brecon Beacons National Park. Cairns are found all over the world, often in the Brecon Beacons you’ll find them on mountain tops of popular trails. The hills of the Brecon Beacons National Park … Continue reading
AIRCRAFT WRECK #1 – VAMPIRE VZ106 The Brecon Beacons rugged mountainous landscape and its frequently changing weather conditions, has had an influence on human errors in the national park over the centuries. Now and again the Mountain Rescue are called out … Continue reading
Unearthed treasures from FRSA to MIA FRSA Ronald Swanwicks work was in the attic! Retired artist work is now in the Clearout Carriage – now open to the public Some hidden gems and forgotten works by welsh artists since 1998, from Jon … Continue reading
