Wales part 7: Off to sword class

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The class was in mid-Wales in the Powys area. That’s not a very urban area.
And, to get there we drove through some nice places with more sheep than people.





But, there were some people. Including some construction in places I didn’t expect it.


There were also signs we didn’t really understand.
Weak bridge.

To me that sounds like "don’t drive over this". But, I guess that isn’t what it means there.

Here it seemed to be narrow bridge where sides had to take turns going over it.


No bridges?

We saw this sign lots of times. We were never sure what it meant. It looks like "no bridges" to us. But, we don’t understand the context.

Also, it is nice that the rest areas are really that. Gas, food, electric charge and a hotel all in one rest area.


We also saw many fields of these yellow flowers.

They are clearly grown on purpose, but also growing wild in some spots. No idea what they are.

We did get lost a couple of times trying to follow the Google instructions.
We eventually we just got a map.


When we got to the class area, the road kept getting narrower and narrower.





We were almost there with the gates. Three gates to get through.


But, we did get there and it is very nice there.



There were no sheep on the actual site, but they were never far away.


There were examples of all the things Bronze Age Foundry makes.


And, one of the folks for the class brought a cool car he had made himself.


Next, I will go on about the class. I promise.