About Baarbaara

I live on a mountain named the Carn Bugail, it is very beautiful with views to die for, you can see the Brecon Beacons and the five counties on a clear day.
The sunset is absolutely amazing and inspires me to write poetry.
There are many ponies, cows and sheep living here as well as lapwings and redkites and sparrow hawks.
After the coal mines closed the area has returned to its natural beauty, it is green and lush, boasting many different types of flowers and fauna, there are lakes dotted around the mountain and rivers running down into the valleys.
Also there are many ancient burial chambers and stones dating back 4500 to 5500 years.
I am the oldest sheep on the mountain, so most of the sheep here are my family.

Save Our Valleys – A Sheep’s Tail was my first publication and tells the story of the communities of The Rhymney Valley and the Darran Valley fighting against a monster incinerator, I am the heroine of the story as I rally around all the animals to help the residents with their protest.

I love to write books and poetry and my friend Poppy the cat is also an author and we wrote a story together about Itchee and Scratchee, two baby hedgehogs we rescued for the winter.  When the hedgehogs returned we wrote a second book called Return of the Hedgehogs.  Recently we published the last book in the trilogy called School for Hedgehogs.

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    • It will be soon, after Hedgehog Rescue is in print and “The Black Hole” Poetry Anthology Competition needs be set up to support and raise money for the United Valleys Group in their protest against open cast mining, probably around the end of September, Thank you for your interest.

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