We passed waterfalls and rills up the Swansea Valley
This is Usk Reservoir...
... with ponies.
The approach to Myddfai,
with the Church of St Michael's
Pulmonaria in Myddfai,
otherwise known as Lungwort
The village of Myddfai lies somewhat tucked away in the Brecon Beacons. The story goes that a farmer's son saw a young lady rise from the lake known as Llyn y fan fach. She had golden hair, which she proceeded to comb. The couple fell in love and had three sons. The lady returned to the lake, but not before she handed over the knowledge of her medicinal cures to her first born son, who became the first Physician of Myddfai.
The Guardian for 1 June 2010 reports that plans are afoot to start a new herbal remedy outlet in the village, with a cafe, and craft area in which a potter and quilter will work.
Myddfai was famous for its natural medicines and plant potions in Medieval times.
The Guardian for 1 June 2010 reports that plans are afoot to start a new herbal remedy outlet in the village, with a cafe, and craft area in which a potter and quilter will work.
Myddfai was famous for its natural medicines and plant potions in Medieval times.
