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The Preseli Heartlands Project held a mini bus tour of the Myths & Legends of the Preseli, lead by experienced guide and storyteller Andrew Dugmore (pembrokeshirepaths.co.uk). We began on the outskirts of Rosebush and travelled over the hills, exploring the old stories and magic of the landscape – taking in areas such as Nevern and Mynachlogddu on our route. We stopped and alighted the bus at various locations, with short walks to areas of interest and mystery. A fabulous time was had by all, with plenty of laughter along the way.

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