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Pen y Fan

Brecon Beacons – The high life of South Wales

10 September 202621 March 2025 by Peter Simpson

Pen y Fan is the highest point in South Wales and a mecca for its denizens, with two million people living within an hour’s drive of the national park and seemingly born with the innate desire to stand on its top. The mountain also attracts walkers from far and wide, the National Trust now estimating … Read more

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