Description
Radnor Forest, the Elan and Ystwyth Valleys form an area that is the National Park that never was, one of the great jewels of the British Isles.
Heading west from Leominster, the rolling fields, hop-poles and cider orchards of Herefordshire soon give way to a new landscape, a place of heather and bracken, rock-filled streams, waterfalls, scree-cluttered slopes, mawn pools, red kites wheeling across wide skies, forgotten castles, and mist tumbling down tree-cloaked hillsides.
This book traces an emotional journey through this land of wonders from Hergest Ridge and Radnor Forest, through the Elan Valley and down the Ystwyth to the Hafod, Devil’s Bridge and the Vale of Rheidol and so to the sea.
John Rex-Burton is a photographer and author. His work has been exhibited widely, has been successful in numerous competitions and been featured in various photography magazines.
Hardback | 128 pages | 210 x 240 mm | 2011
Colour photographs
ISBN 9781906663568
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