IN WILD WALES.
Two notable beauty spots in Wales have recently been presented to tlie National Triiat -in<l thus become public property. One is on the summit of Kkirrkl Fawr lununtain in Monmouthshire, known locally us the Holy Mountain, its furious riven frost, aeror<l injr to tradition, havinjr Loon brouj;ht about by (•artliqimkc at the timp of the Crucifixion. From the summit arc rjilpimlkl viewrt of the lilacfc Moiintniuo. the Usk Valley and the Sii'ar Loaf, the last named presented to the trust in ]!>:>."). The other jrift comprises «teep mountain land on the east side of Aberplnelrn Pa«e and joints the trust's existing property' in the pass.
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 108, 10 May 1939, Page 10
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