Trelawnyd from above the Gop Late April is perhaps the best time of the year to see Trelawnyd, especially on a sunny day. For those that read about this rather insignificant little village, I am sure most will have their own mental pictures of it, but I am aware that apart from some photographs I have never attempted to describe this place where some 500 souls make their home. The village is situated some five hundred and fifty feet above sea level in the Clwydian Hills and is tucked on the South facing base of Gop Hill, which is the second hill in the range if viewed from across the bay in Llandudno. Gop Hill and the Neolithic Burial Mound( the village lies bottom right) Gop Hill is partially wooded , but the slope which backs onto the village is grazed and is covered in gorse bushes which glow gold in April when they start to flower. I am looking at the Gop as I type this green and gold against the blue sky. On its summit lies the Neolithic burial ca...