| Turbine Event Organised by the Cambrian Mountains Society |
 (photograph of the turbine area by Nigel Kelly) Up to a hundred turbines 140 metres (approximately 450 ft) in total height are planned for the Nant-y-moch area extending from south west of the dam itself to Cwm Einion (Artists' Valley) in the north. These turbines will be serviced by a dense network of roads and by an overhead line grid connection. The project will destroy one of the most stunning parts of Ceredigion, an area which has been designated as a special landscape area in every local authority structure and other similar or derivative plan which has been produced to date. |
| Join the Cambrian Mountains Society on the northern shore of Nant-y-moch on Saturday 20th June, at noon, for a peaceful protest. Bring a picnic with you. Amongst those attending will be artists David Bellamy and Christine Lovelock (daughter of James Lovelock) |
| There will be speeches and a short walk to Drosgol to appreciate the full impact of the proposals. |
| How to get there. You can get to the shore of the Nant-y-moch either from the A44 at Ponterwyd (take the minor road signposted Talybont) or from Talybont on the A487 8miles north of Aberystwyth (take the minor road signposted Nant-y-moch). At or near the shore there are three lay-by areas for parking. Click on a lay-by below to see its map location |