Summary
Looking south from the high point of the farm, the ground falls away steeply to the meadows in the valley. Beyond, it rises gently, fold upon fold, to the horizon where the stark outlines of the Carmarthenshire Fans dominate the skyline. Like many Welsh landscapes it has a heart-stopping beauty.
And it is utterly artificial. Only the underlying geology and the river, winding its way to the sea, are natural.See the full content of this document
Extract
'We Meddle at Our Peril'
Every tree and copse, every field and hedge, is serving a purpose, providing fuel and building materials for people or grazing, shade and shelter for livestock.
Even the vegetation on the high moorlands survives in ...See the full content of this document
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