My favourite view HRH The Prince of Wales Cwm Berwyn, Ceredigion
‘So many parts of the Welsh rural landscape are an artist's dream. Driving through one magical valley after another provides a potential painting at every turn, and Cwm Berwyn is no exception. The part of the country in which this view is situated is wonderfully wild and empty; empty except for the hardy, dedicated sheep farmers and their families, whose lives are so inextricably entwined with the scudding, shadow-swept beauty of this ancient Cambrian landscape. '
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