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5. Llyn Padarn Circuit19 views2/7/26. A brief stop outside the Llanberis Quarrymen's Hospital. Its elevated position must have given patients some lovely views were they well enough to appreciate them. Just round the corner was the Mortuary which was built in 1906 according to the plaque on its wall. Jul 06, 2026
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4. Llyn Padarn Circuit18 views2/7/26. At Gilfach Ddu at the SE tip of Llyn Padarn where the Llanberis Lake Railway crosses the road, which it did right in front of us. Excellent timing by our leader.Jul 06, 2026
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3. Llyn Padarn Circuit22 views2/7/26. The duck came along after the photo of members having their morning panad was taken, but they were still sitting there when the duck appeared. So the duck was inserted from a photograph taken by Gwynfor Jones. Several ducklings (not photographed!) appeared later.Jul 06, 2026
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1. Llyn Padarn Circuit23 views2/7/26. The group photograph taken on the Llyn Padarn path close to Pen-y-Llyn very close to Craig-y-Undeb. The mountains either side of the Llanberis Pass can just be seen in the background.Jul 06, 2026
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2. Llyn Padarn Circuit17 viewsOn the SE side of Llyn Padarn near Pen-gilfach, with the lake on the left.Jul 06, 2026
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2. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian24 views28/6/26. Viewing point and Visitor Information board at the western side of the main quarry. We will be making towards the sail-less windmill which can be seen on the horizon at the far end of the quarry. Photo: Gwynfor Jones.Jul 05, 2026
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3. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian23 views28/6/26. The bridge across a quarried ravine joining two quarry pits. The sail-less windmill is ahead of us.Photo: Gwynfor Jones.Jul 05, 2026
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9. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian21 views28/6/26. On our way back. With the hill Yr Hald (105 metres) to the left on the photo we are on the return and will shortly be walking through grassland on the southern side of Parys Mountain. There was just a little hold up at the stile.Jul 05, 2026
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8. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian20 views28/6/26. The trig point on the summit of Mynydd Eilian at 177 metres. Time for lunch.Jul 05, 2026
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7. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian21 views28/6/26. Nearly at the top of Mynydd Eilian. Views over Amlwch to Bull Bay are in the background.Jul 05, 2026
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6. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian21 views28/6/26. Experiencing a little problem at Glan-Llyn farm where the official path looked unsafe due to animals beyond the gate. We took an alternative route through the farm which didn't really please the farmer.Jul 05, 2026
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5. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian21 views28/6/26. The steam pump-house at the eastern edge of the quarry. No sign of the machinery. It is home to a large bird's nest made from tree branches. The bird species unknown but it must be a big one.Jul 05, 2026
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4. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian22 views28/6/26. The highest point in the quarry 147 metres, close to the windmill. So far so good. The windmill acts as a visitor information centre. We sat outside to have our morning panad.Jul 05, 2026
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1. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian22 views28/6/26. At the starting point of the walk, at the Parys Mountain car park. A lovely day for a walk. Jul 05, 2026
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1. Summer Lunch.35 views25/6/26. Photo: Judith Thomas.Jul 01, 2026
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7. Summer Lunch.33 views25/6/26. Photo: Judith Thomas.Jul 01, 2026
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