No, I think I'll investigate VPNs instead. Less that this is an afront to the sanctity of my salacious choice in pornography and more that I have absolutely no faith in the third parties who handle the data. This is a huge data breach waiting to happen.

Words to live by. Not a fan of tagging, but murals and the like appeal.

Not quite the end in site (as a member I parked for free at the nearby #NationalTrust carpark a mile or so down the road), #StoreyArms emerging from the fog. Beyond the blisters on my heels, I really enjoyed things. Though in future I think I might pick clearer conditions/invest in a GPS.

The cairn that marks the summit. Have mixed feelings about people constructing such on beaches and mountains. But in this case it does serve a purpose, for whatever reason the Trig point isn't on the summit which is marked by this small cairn and in this dense fog it was a useful reference.

#wildcamping has unfortunately gotten a bad reputation following #covid with people limited in air travel looking for holidays in the UK. Whether through ignorance or just not caring, leaving a mess behind, lighting open fires etc. You wouldn't know I'd been there #leaveNoTrace Glad I had a compass.

With the fog getting thicker I decided to stop looking for the trig point, which a bit unusually isn't on the summit. Having reached some flat dry ground decided to camp for the night. You're not missing much in this tent in the darkness, visibility before sunset was only perhaps 30m.

The path is fairly indistinct at times, at least compared to what is apparently described as a motorway up Pen Y Fan, but it is there. It still wasn't that foggy on Fan Fawr, though that was soon to change and I was rather glad that I'd spent a little time learning to use a map and compass.

Looking down through the mist at the Beacons Reservoir. I should have perhaps paid greater heed to the low cloud base on the mountain opposite, #CefnCrew. The reservoir itself looks worth a walk about itself.

I followed route 14 of the #OrdnanceSurvey Guide "Outstanding Circular Walks: Brecon Beacons". While its only listed as taking about three hours and 4.5 miles as unfit as I am and hiking for the first time it took me considerably longer.

With uncertainties in my health I try to hoard annual leave, travel and what most would consider a normal holiday isn't an option for me anyway., however I need to use some up. I've been wanting to #wildcamp for sometime, this weekend I hiked up a #FanFawr in the #BreconBeacons and camped overnight.

I have to wear an FFP3 mask at all times indoors. That means lunch at work is generally in my car or on the steps of a hospital back up generator. Working across sites there are some rather nicer spots. A bench hidden in a glade of the shade of some trees, sharing my lunch with birds and squirrels.

You also have more control over you home feed. One thing you might want to adjust is the threshold of likes a reply has to have to appear in your feed. By default it's 1. If things seem a bit quiet turn it down to all. On android it's in Settings > Home feed.