Port and Dayo, a Ramble in Rhyme

Here’s to Port & Dayo

A Ramble in Rhyme

Port and Dayo, now that’s a pair,

Stride through Wales without a care.

Intrepid walkers, rain or shine,

Every hill says, “These two are mine.”

From mossy lanes to craggy heights,

They roam the land like woodland sprites.

Every nook and cranny knows

Their laughter drifting as it goes.

Forever young, now that’s not a claim,

It’s simply how they play their game.

Hearts wide open, spirits so free,

And when the day’s long trek is through,

They tune their souls to something true

A riff, a beat, a royal groove

The mighty Maharaja Blues.

So here’s to Port and Dayo dear,

The loveliest couple far and near.

May music, mischief, and Welsh skies

Keep lighting up their wandering lives.

Photo at Great Beech, Pontypool.

This is a pillar triangulation station, at a height of 174. It was levelled in 01/06/1969 🌞

Attire: Maharaja Blues tee shirts: maharajablues.teemill.com

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