Bryn Cader Faner

Hi viewers. I recently visited Gwynned, Wales and saw a few of the sites mentioned in Hugh Evans remarkable Origin series of books. One of the places visited is shown here : Bryn Cader Faner, a very unique stone circle in a remote part of Gwynedd.
Apologies for the wind, but we're high up in the Welsh hills!
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What a great day that was, wonderful! We had rain, hail and sun. The views over the Dwyryd estuary, to Snowdon, Portmeirion and the Llyn Peninsular were spectacular. The walk was about 1.8 miles but it did feel more because we had to walk uphill 400ft, around the marshes, sheep poo, etc. Coming over the the last ridge we could see Bryn Cader Faner silhouetted against the sky as you show in your video Paul. Fantastic. Yes, we did think that there is a greater outer ring of stone, making this site more impressive, even if some of the stone is bedrock outcrops. At the centre of the ring is a magnetic sink of 25 microT (compared to 40 outside the circle), creating a physical sense of calm. You ask what purpose might Bryn Cader Faner have been built? It is on an ancient trackway called Sarn Helen, so it would have been a way marker. It is on a commanding position overlooking the estuary and Afon Dwyryd valley, so it would have been an observation point. Bryn Cader Faner is an important site on the Star Maps of Gwynedd and is in alignment with other stone circles, for stellar observational purposes. And there is the sheer aesthetic 'Lord of the Rings' beauty of the site. Bryn Cader Faner should have more detailed surveying. Thank you Paul for being a companion on this expedition.

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It was an unforgettable experience. I should have mentioned about the magnetic sink in my video notes. My 15 minute meditation in the centre of the circle was extraordinary. My clothes began to dry out as it continued to rain and there was a profound feeling of calm and stillness despite the strong bursts of wind. On a personal level, the whole expedition was a life changing experience and I know for certain that I'll be revisiting Gwynedd many more times to see more of the sites on the Star Maps. Huge thanks, Hugh, for sharing your amazing discoveries and inviting me on the tour!