Category Archives: Scotch pies

Days Like This, No 18: A Dip in Goat???s Water

Posted on April 9, 2015 by

WE British are collectors of junk and tickers of lists. Men in particular, if left unmolested, will amass sheds full of lawnmower parts, used spark-plugs, obsolete tools and jars of reclaimed nuts and bolts just in case the unforeseen occurs … Continue reading →

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Above Bethesda ??? Ancient and Modern

Posted on June 10, 2013 by

TO the south-west of Bethesda an open moor rises towards the clouded heights of Elider Fawr and Mynedd Perfedd. It???s a wild place dotted with occasional ruins and sheepfolds and crossed by indistinct trackways . . .

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In Praise of Scotch Pies and Carn ?? Chlamain

Posted on August 22, 2012 by

A man needs sustenance in the mountains. There is nothing finer than a Scotch pie . . . Continue reading →

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