Here are some more photos from our recent walk below Cadair Idris in Wales. For the full story of all we saw there: Now that summer’s done, we take the Dol Idris Path
Thanks to Ed at Sunday Stills for his prompt Fall Foliage
#visitwales
Tish Farrell
Writer on the Edge
Tish Farrell 
Such a pretty place.
Delicious.
Thank you, Victoria.
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Autumn was amazing.. Seeing all those leaves change its colors. Coming and living in tropical countries, I wish I had more autumn experiences
Autumn is too short. Winter is too long. Our trees are going bare and soon it will be winter. How quickly this year has passed.
Yes, the year has flown, and so much ‘under your belt’ Marilyn. Hope your winter is not too hard when it comes, though these days who knows what we will get.
Simply beautiful. Janet:)
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A radio poem inspired by the story of Alice Glaston, who at eleven years old, is the youngest person ever hung in England. Alice Glaston was hung from the gallows tree in Much Wenlock in Shropshire in 1545. On Radio 4 now! Thinking of your writing, Tish.
Good heavens, Ian. And I was at the allotment. Must get onto the Radio 4 i-player doings and catch up with it. Thank you so much for the alert.
Have listened to the Spirit Child twice today. So thanks again for telling me, Ian. Paul Evans is of course well known in the town, and writes (or did write) for the Guardian’s natural history column among other things. I loved the way he created the spirit of Alice moving through time and space, and conjuring so well the place where I live. It does send sparks through the creative brain cells.
Glad you enjoyed it, Tish
Ahh beautiful Tish, did you collect some chestnuts?
Sadly, they were too tiny, so the photo had to suffice 🙂
Wales! Brings back memories of tramping up Mount Famau.
Lovely shots. 🙂
Thank you.