Carving through Conwy

There’s a touch of magic about Ffos Noddun, a narrow, mossy gorge in North Wales, where the River Colwyn carves its way through steep-sided rocks. Perhaps that is why it is known in English as the Fairy Glen, so named in 1903 when it was gifted to the council for public use. Its beauty has been admired by artists, poets and writers for centuries and it remains a popular beauty spot for those able to climb down the steps cut into the rock.
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