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Anger as human poo and 'maggot-infested' food left behind at beauty spot
Bank holiday visitors left rubbish including rotting food at the national park
Human poo, food covered in maggots and a tent "full of kit" were left behind at a south Wales national park over the bank holiday weekend.
Bannau Brycheiniog National Park said there was "no justification" for fly-tipping after noticing a "change in attitude" among visitors to its beauty spots, leading to an increase in litter dumping.
"Unfortunately, across this summer, it's not been unusual," the national park authority said.
It described the incident, near Llyn y Fan Fawr in the west of the park, as "one of the worst" it had seen, following on from long-running wildfires in the area.
Maggot-covered food leftovers were among the items found by the warden
In a plea issued on social media this week, the park authority at Bannau Brycheiniog, also known as the Brecon Beacons, said: "This is not wild camping. This is fly-tipping and littering.
"One of our wardens spent their bank holiday weekend in a less-than-ideal way, clearing up a tent full of kit with chairs, a BBQ and two bags of maggot-infested food, and also found human excrement on site.
"When out enjoying nature, respect your surroundings. Leave no trace and take everything back home with you. There is no justification for this behaviour."
A warden discovered the fly-tipping while carrying out their jobs at the site