Not a bad spot...
In mid June we had a double header with both me and Polly out guiding the Trans Cambrian. We thought the two groups would be spaced far and wide, and would only gather in the evening for a beer and a chat about the days riding. Not a hope!
Everyone was so equally matched on pace, that we found is very difficult not to gather, and only on day three did we manage some space, until lunch that was, and I was gifted this photo of everyone hunkered down enjoy one Liz's packed lunches.
Quality weekend and company! #Wales #TransCambrianWay
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