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As a new subscriber to this group, I feel it's my duty to steer the
conversation away from the perceived benefits of veggieism versus omnivorism. To that end, here's some information about a red squirrel walk which is happening in Carmarthenshire at the end of the month (message is bilingual): Dewch i goedwig Bryn Arau Duon (ger Cwrt-y-cadno) Ddydd Sadwrn 30 Medi am 11 y.b. gyda Phrosiect Gwiwerod Coch y Canolbarth Byddwn yn cwrdd yn y man parcio ger y fynedfa i'r goedwig - SN723464 - Trowch ger fferm Bwlch-y-rhiw lan yr heol serth, a dilyn yr heol i'r chwith am tua 200 metr i'r man cwrdd. Bydd y daith yn cael ei harwain gan goedwigwr a naturiaethwr lleol a chawn weld cynefin y wiwer goch, dysgu am ei chadwraeth ac efallai weld gwiwer goch wyllt. Cofiwch ddod a bwyd a diod a gwisgo dillad ag esgidiau priodol. Join the Mid Wales Red Squirrel Project on Saturday 30th September, 11.00 a.m. for a walk in Bryn Arau Duon Forest (north of Pumsaint) Meet at the lay-by/parking place near entrance to the forest, at approx SN723464 -Turn at Bwlch y Rhiw up the steep forestry road and follow road to left after a few metres. Carry on for 200 metres to lay-by . Find out more about red squirrels in Mid Wales, why they have declined and the issues involved in their conservation. After a drive into the woodlands enjoy a walk in red squirrel habitat. Will we see any? Come along and find out! Bring lunch and suitable footwear. ends |