Corwen is a quiet market town in North Wales. It sits at the foot of the high Berwyn Mountains. In the town square, a tall bronze statue of Owain Glyndŵr stands proud. He was a great Welsh leader long ago. The River Dee flows past the green fields nearby. You can hear the whistle of steam trains from the local station. These trains go to the town of Llangollen. The old stone church has a mark on the wall from a sword. The air is fresh and the hills are very green. Life here is calm and full of old tales. It is a fine place to see the wild beauty of the land. The sun sets behind the dark peaks.
A 5-star dog-friendly cottage at Llangwm near Corwen, on the edge of Snowdonia, sleeping 8 across four bedrooms, with a…
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