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5. Llanystumdwy Circuit24 views7/9/25. Panad time on Lôn Goed between the farms of Chwilog Bach and Cefn Coed.
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4. Llanystumdwy Circuit25 views7/9/25. Panad time on Lôn Goed between the farms of Chwilog Bach and Cefn Coed.
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3. Llanystumdwy Circuit25 views7/9/25. Wooden sculptures displayed on Lôn Goed on west side of Gwynfryn Plas.
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2. Llanystumdwy Circuit25 views7/9/25. Crossing a large chunk of grassland and approaching Gwynfryn Plas.
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1. Llanystumdwy Circuit25 views7/9/25. At the start of the walk in the Llanystumdwy car park.
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7. Aber-Ogwen22 views11/09/25. A very well kept Church of Saint Cross. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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6. Aber-Ogwen18 views11/09/25. On our way our of Tal-y-Bont and making towards the church. The main Holyhead-Chester railway lines just over the fence on the right.
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5.Aber-Ogwen18 views11/09/25. Turning east off the North Wales Path/North Wales Pilgrims' Way towards Llandygai a few minutes before the lunch stop.
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4. Aber-Ogwen17 views11/09/25. The North Wales Path/North Wales Pilgrims' Way south from Porth Penrhyn crossing Afon Cegin.
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3. Aber-Ogwen19 views11/09/25. Crossing the bridge over Afon Cegin at Porth Penrhyn with a panad break coming up. The Porth also has a brilliant fresh fish shop.
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2.Aber-Ogwen17 views11/09/25. On the Wales Coast Path about 0.85 miles from the start.
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1.Aber-Ogwen17 views11/09/25. Starting off from the car park at Aber-Ogwen. The Menai Strait and Anglesey behind us.
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7. Around Yr Arddu20 views21/9/25. Finally on our last leg. Heading east towards Croesor on a path which is part of the Cambrian Way and the Snowdonia Slate Trail. Another long ascent ahead.
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6. Around Yr Arddu23 views21/9/25. On our way south after lunch. Coming down a tricky little section close to Craig y Clogwyn on the left and Afon Nanmor to our right..
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5. Around Yr Arddu24 views21/9/25. Shortly after the panad and looking back at the down the valley.
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4. Around Yr Arddu21 views21/9/25.The mid-morning panad on a sun drenched nameless hill looking over a shallow lake with Cnicht beyond it and Yr Arddu behind us.
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