Beautiful Elan Valley Courtesy Sorcha Lewis

David Cornock There is a better pic of Roger Williams Lon Lodges in this week's Brecon & Radnor Express with Jenny Randerson defending the € too

It is fantastic that companies are so keen to continue supporting #WTM #ResponsibleTourism Lon Lodges is supporting us once again

New duvets! The Baavet Natural Wool Duvets are made in Wales using 100% British wool Baavet #thebestnightsleep

Today we have solar pv to generate electricity for our Lodges, we acknowledge our responsibility to saving energy, let the sun shine!

The Rhayader by Nature book has arrived from the printers! V. Exciting - launch at CARAD 3pm thursday by Iolo Williams. All welcome.

Support your local shops this #Christmas & buy local. Love Erin Conway manifesto. #shopsmall #shoplocal

Merry Christmas from Lon Lodges hope to see you in 2016 lonlodges.co.uk #visitwales #rhayader

Awesome day guiding with Polly Clark in Cwm Elan Valley and a very lovely group of people #FindYourEpic #mtb #ride

We are all looking forward to the Rhayader Carnival Week ahead #rhayadercarnival

This week's EPIC location is Elan Valley in Mid Wales! Have you found it yet? #Findyourepic ow.ly/zNEw3034eWL

Elan Valley Second Walking Festival commencing Saturday 3rd September socsi.in/766xG

See the spectacular Red Kites at the Gigrin Farm, Rhayader.co.uk x.com/lincssnapper/s…

Rhayader to devils bridge on the mountain road. True wilderness and stunning views #elan

Rhayader Carnival week starts this weekend with a Vintage show, teddy bear parachute jump songs of praise,... fb.me/1tZ567QwI

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all our friends. Book now for 2018 while availability lonlodges.co.uk

First points of the season come in style against @TalgarthTownFC. 4-0 win with 2 goals for Lew 1 for George and an OG. #GeorgeLovesAKneeSlide

The Four Seasons in the Elan Valley.....guess which one is June? 🤔😉My go to view!!! have hundreds of pics in this spot #StormHour Sue Charles Earth and Clouds #Welshweather #Wales This is Cymru Wales

In the UK today, less than 10% of the population can open their curtains to a truly dark sky, due to inefficient and bad outdoor lighting plans. Over a century ago, urban folk could see the Milky Way from their gardens! Read more: socsi.in/8UXXk socsi.in/taZ4Q