Remote Haybarn in heart of the Brecon Beacons National Park.

The new growth of honeysuckle, foxgloves, blackberry and ferns that overhangs the road is this seasons fresh growth occurring since the hedges were trimmed earlier in the year, it's softer than the brushes at a carwash and unlikely to cause damage to a car. Furthermore it's a vital habitat for wildlife providing shelter and food for birds and butterflies, moths, bats and voles. The bridleway to National Trust land is similarly blessed with verdant and varied plant species, far from impassable for all but the least adventurous it's regularly used by walkers, cyclists, and horse riders.