Just down the road from AR10 campsite

[_Stretchie_]

Look what we missed.

We were back at the AR10 campsite on Sunday just gone for the Land Rover events up in the woods.

Still thinks it's amazing that these cars can go up things we find it hard to walk/crawl up.. ANYWAY, if you left the campsite to go into Hay-On-Wye, took a right at the t junction when you got in to Hay-On-Wye and then a left when all the shops end it takes you to beautiful area to walk in.




We are deffo up for going back, without bikes to spend a day walking up there and taking pics.

From where the pictures are you can pretty much do a 360 turn and nearly all of it is below you, absolutly stunning. Here is a few pics and then a link to the album at the bottom if you want.











There are actually only two sheep in this picture, the left two sheep are in fact one.... Was doing a panoramic shot with the camera where you take three pics and it lines them up, but the sheep walked across, I thought we might just end up with a REALLY long sheep initially but unfortunatley not, that would have been cool


Loads of wild ponies up there




This one's the stud, he's got his work cut out for him, especially considering his back only come up to halfway up my thigh




Here he is next to Grunty







Absolutley stunning views







There are walks that go right up the sides of the big lumpy doofah in the middle of the pic, they would be HARD work, might have to take the dogs so I can get Saffie to pull me up



There was a ot of bird of prey action too. We could have done with Fizz, Quiff and/or MattSV and their cameras here. One of the pics is the bird just diving in for the kill but you have to zoom in a bit.




On the first pass this fella was REALLY close to the floor




The road itself is not really a biking road, that is it wouldn't be enjoyable on the bike, to get there would be ok, but if you continue it is an 11 miles length of single lane road, very twisty road with farm traffic and passing places.

Link to the rest of the album

http://s76.photobucket.com/albums/j1...ank%20Holiday/

Do the 4x4s go up there as well then?
Would dirt bikes be able to use it you think?

Some good pics there Daniel! Me likey! I would much like to go there soon for a walk...!

thought this may have been pics of bits of scoobs bike

[_Stretchie_]

Originally Posted by specialone

Do the 4x4s go up there as well then?
Would dirt bikes be able to use it you think?

If you are talking about the place where the pics are taken then nope, just that the road there is one lane wide so you have to pull in to park.

If you are talking about the woods at the AR campsite then nope again, it's just that the land rover club have been going there for years setting out courses and things so they are more than trusted up there, otherwise they don't let people up there, insurance and health and saftey things..

Originally Posted by davepreston

thought this may have been pics of bits of scoobs bike

That's just mean, he wasn't travelling quick enough for things to fly that far

Originally Posted by Milky Bar Kid

Some good pics there Daniel! Me likey! I would much like to go there soon for a walk...!

It was mucho pretty, shame it's over 2 hours away

[gruntygiggles]

Originally Posted by _Stretchie_

It was mucho pretty, shame it's over 2 hours away

Not in Nics car...lol

[gruntygiggles]

It's quite frustrating looking at these photos as they really don't do it justice. It's amazing up there. That little Stallion was the smallest of those ponies there. They were all Shetlands, so not wild, but not exactly well handled either. Very very cute though.

[_Stretchie_]

Originally Posted by gruntygiggles

Not wild, but not exactly well handled either. Very very cute though.

A bit like El Saxo then

[Luckypants]

Looks like it is on Google Streetview

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&so...9.6,,0,5&via=1

Have I got the right spot?

[_Stretchie_]

Originally Posted by Luckypants

Looks like it is on Google Streetview

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=Hay-on-Wye,+Hereford,+Powys,+UK&daddr=51.9445457,-3.0388233+to:Llanvihangel+Crucorney,+Abergavenny&h l=en&geocode=FZWUGgMdyEfQ_ylbqePxSylwSDGFuS51fgMI1 w%3BFWGcGAMdmaHR_ynV8ke3ftNxSDGQHkPHI4sNEw%3BFUicF wMdFojS_ylTD7y9Hc5xSDFp8SU3Rl7hag&mra=ls&sll=51.93 0507,-3.016777&sspn=0.133582,0.363579&ie=UTF8&ll=52.0411 03,-3.106998&spn=0.059552,0.363579&z=12&layer=c&cbll=5 2.041103,-3.106998&panoid=5UCwx4a57Fl7xqKZWa_hBw&cbp=12,39.6 ,,0,5&via=1

Have I got the right spot?

That is bang on where this one was taken




This one:

And the one with all the horses is a bit further down the road (away from Hay on Wye) where you'll find a little car park clearing and all the heather?


Here

http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?f=d&so...,0.289764&z=12