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View from the Gospel Pass at the start
Close up of the distant Malvern Hills
Crib y Garth juts out to the south east
The route across Black Hill is also part of the Offa's Dyke long distance path
The highest summit of the Black Mountains , Waun Fach
The Olchen Valley seperating Black Hill & Crib y Garth
The slopes of Crib y Garth
Chapel y Ffin & Darren Lwyd
Back at Hay Bluff trig point the sun is very low in the sky
Twmpa from Hay Bluff
The low sun turns the northern slopes of Hay Bluff a golden colour
View to Cusop Hill
The day finishes with an impressive sunset
The tent pitched in one of the many flat sunken patches on Hay Bluff's plateaux
In the morning there is some low cloud sitting above the Wye valley
There's plenty of cloud around the Pen-y-Fan range too
The sun is rising in the east
Great Rhos hill causes the cloud to swell up and over it
Slowly but surely the cloud creeps it's way towards the Black Mountains
Another view of the cloud over the Wye valley
The cloud has now cast the Wye valley in shade
Another view over to Pen-y-Fan
Hay Bluff's trig point
The mass of cloud is closing in fast now
The cloud reaches Twmpa
The views we had earlier are about to be obliterated
The sheep is more concerned about the mad photographer though
The cloud moves through the Gospel Pass taken from the Chapel y Ffin Youth Hostel
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