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5.Mynydd Cribau1817 views3/8/14. Into the marshland between Moel Siabod (in the background) and Mynydd Cribau. Photo: Roy Milner.
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4.Mynydd Cribau121 views3/8/14. Things are hotting up on the A470 and a wardrobe adjustment is modestly made. The area is not called Pont-y-Pant for nothing.
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3.Mynydd Cribau116 views3/8/14. Approaching the Roman road, Sarn Helen and the ‘forgotten village’ of Rhiwddolion’
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2.Mynydd Cribau123 views3/8/14. Just before we move on after our elevenses. The memorial commemorates the fact that Lord Ancaster permitted the building of the dam and the use of the lake as a water supply.
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1.Mynydd Cribau120 views3/8/14. Limbering up in the Pony-y-Pair car park at the start. You put your right leg in .....
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4.Foel Cynwch & Torrent Walk137 views7/8/14. The Tea Party. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Foel Cynwch & Torrent Walk134 views7/8/14. Descending alongside the river. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2.Foel Cynwch & Torrent Walk117 views7/8/14. The top of Foel Cynwch . Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Foel Cynwch & Torrent Walk121 views7/8/14. The start. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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6.Clynnog Hills113 views17/8/14. Anthill identification is after tea, when we can all see what we were sitting on.
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5.Clynnog Hills117 views17/8/14. Down from Gyrn Goch. The gentle route down towards the village of Gyrn Goch, with the Cwm-gwared palntation on our right.
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4.Clynnog Hills115 views17/8/14. Gyrn Ddu finally. Two of our number decided that it was a peak too far.
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3.Clynnog Hills113 views17/8/14. The Rivals with Mynydd Carnguwch on their left.
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2.Clynnog Hills107 views17/8/14. Tea break near Bron-heulog. Gyrn-Ddu our next stop, in the background.
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1.Clynnog Hills108 views17/8/14. Up from the start near Rock Cottage, we are soon into the bracken.
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5.Llandanwg117 views21/8/14 Still going strong as the end of the walk nears. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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