Ogo'r Ddinas, the Cave Without a Hill
Caves are entrances to the unknown. When one first enters the darkness within the breadth and depth can never be known except by those determined to explore. Some are but a dent in the side of a mountain while others can branch off and go for miles. In the exploration of a cave one must keep in mind that when encountering a dead end it must be considered “Was it always a dead end or did something seal it? Is there a passage somewhere just on the other side of a roadblock which might not be a block to one who knows the way? Or what happens when the hill in question finds itself destroyed? If a fairytale be assigned to that spot does the story die with the hill?” Questions one might wonder should a hill holding such a cavern be destroyed. Depending on who you ask, the cave called Ogo’r Ddinas (which burrowed into the hill called Craig y Ddinas) has a sleeping army guarding a great treasure. The leader of the army is ...