Where the brown trout and the sea trout<\/p>\n
come to feed along the way.<\/p>\n
where mountains gaze and touch the sky<\/p>\n
every single day<\/p>\n
the solitude and \u00a0tranquillity<\/p>\n
Nature at its best<\/p>\n
the tall trees in the local woods<\/p>\n
their energy, such zest<\/p>\n
for life attracting plants<\/p>\n
and wondrous cover everywhere<\/p>\n
we amble on the banks<\/p>\n
and take in the cool air<\/p>\n
the legends \u00a0how the faeries<\/p>\n
came<\/p>\n
their tales of \u00a0spells and potencies<\/p>\n
ancient as each day is long<\/p>\n
the sheep the lambs<\/p>\n
our hearts true song<\/p>\n
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Mingle with the wildness<\/p>\n
in the water \u00a0yes we know<\/p>\n
there be a marble palace<\/p>\n
somewhere down below<\/p>\n
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dark woods bursting skywards<\/p>\n
creeping wild souls they<\/p>\n
spend their lives together<\/p>\n
and with . the faery folk they play<\/p>\n
the dry stone walls<\/p>\n
true barriers<\/p>\n
attracting \u00a0moss and reed<\/p>\n
Jason Cawood,<\/p>\n
the corvidae<\/p>\n
the solid silvery sheen<\/p>\n
a name that brightens and reflects<\/p>\n
where the magical<\/p>\n
has been<\/p>\n
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Welsh Water from the reservoir<\/p>\n
this wholly beautiful place<\/p>\n
the air all share<\/p>\n
and are aware<\/p>\n
where many a wild soul chase<\/p>\n
the story of the meadow of the bellringer<\/p>\n
we read<\/p>\n
and all these spells these wooded dells<\/p>\n
where poets doth concede<\/p>\n
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magic from the mountains<\/p>\n
from the waterfalls<\/p>\n
the lakes<\/p>\n
the ancientness that surely blessThe people<\/p>\n
and it takes<\/p>\n
a silent understanding<\/p>\n
of our whereabouts and we<\/p>\n
residents of \u00a0Dolgellau \u00a0and it s surroundings<\/p>\n
honourably<\/p>\n
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Love this place \u00a0we call home<\/p>\n
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Where the brown trout and the sea trout come to feed along the way. where mountains gaze and touch the sky every single day the solitude and \u00a0tranquillity Nature at its best the tall trees in the local woods their … Continue reading