Back up to St Ederyns but this time on a No.58 which offers better timing options for those wanting to go there and back on a 58. Come to think of it I can’t imagine anyone else being bothered.
I’ve been looking forward to this journey as it gives me an excuse to do one of my favorite walks, north along the west bank of the River Rhymney, under the M4 and into the Cefn Mably Estate. It is only a 15 walk from the bus terminus yet not many people seem to do it. I’m not complaining mind you because I had the area to myself apart from the inquisitive lambs.
I read my book a bit, the Trust, a light hearted murder mystery come mickey-take of the NT. I also checked a geocache of mine hidden nearby. Again, it is rarely visited.
I waved goodbye to the sheep and headed back to St Ederyn and visited the unicorn, something else I haven’t done since it reopened some years back. The pint of Wye Valley Butty Bach was very palatable.
Cardiff Capers 