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4.Chwilog Area195 views27/4/17. Photo: Judith Thomas.Apr 28, 2017
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6.Chwilog Area203 views27/4/17. Photo: Judith Thomas.Apr 28, 2017
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3.Chwilog Area197 views27/4/17. Photo: Judith Thomas.Apr 28, 2017
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7.Chwilog Area193 views27/4/17. Photo: Judith Thomas.Apr 28, 2017
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5.Chwilog Area196 views27/4/17. Photo: Judith Thomas.Apr 28, 2017
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1.Chwilog Area198 views27/4/17. Photo: Dafydd Williams.Apr 28, 2017
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2.Chwilog Area198 views27/4/17. Photo: Dafydd Williams.Apr 28, 2017
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7.Carnedd y Cribau206 views23/4/17. The memorial plaque close to the site of the air crash where on the night of January 10th 1952 an Aer Lingus flight from London to Dublin came down with the loss of all 23 on board. Photo: Dafydd Williams.Apr 28, 2017
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4.Carnedd y Cribau194 views23/4/17. The leader setting off from his coffee break site with the part of the group which did not attempt the nameless peak. Photo: Judith Thomas.Apr 28, 2017
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6.Carnedd y Cribau194 views23/4/17. A few minutes later we get our first glimpse of Llyn Gwynant.Apr 28, 2017
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8.Carnedd y Cribau194 views23/4/17. Decending to the valley bottom near Hafod Rhisgl, shortly after crossing the Beddgelert - Capel Curig road. Then it is up hill, back to Pen-y-Gwryd.Apr 28, 2017
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5.Carnedd y Cribau185 views23/4/17. Just down from the summit of Carnedd y Cribau looking south. In the background Cerrig Cochion on the right and Yr Arddu on the left and Cwm Edno which separates them in the centre. We did the Cerrig Cochion walk may 2015.Apr 28, 2017
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3.Carnedd y Cribau175 views23/4/17. A quick diversion by some to conquer a small peak (nameless) on the way up.Apr 28, 2017
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1.Carnedd y Cribau174 views23/4/17. We have just set off from the cars parked alongside the main road at Pen y Gwryd. Snowdon Horseshoe in the distant background.Apr 28, 2017
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2.Carnedd y Cribau174 views23/4/17. Further up the hill. The Snowdon Horseshoe displayed in all its glory.Apr 28, 2017
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4. Mynydd Rhiw Circular222 views13/4/17. Lunch at the second National Trust bothy; Frondeg. Photo: Gwynfor Jones.Apr 16, 2017
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