Aberdare Park delegation tread carefully in Caerphilly

A feathery delegation from Aberdare Park’s Ministry of Silly Walks recently flew southwards to Caerphilly to discuss a possible ‘twinning arrangement’.

The Aberdarian delegation were keen to tread carefully near Caerphilly Castle, home to a much larger population of Canada Geese and other wild fowl.

Caerphilly Castle is one of the largest fortresses of its type in Europe and was built around 1268.

The local population of wild birds enjoy a spectacular backdrop and are very proud of their own brand of Silly Walks.