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5.Cae Amos113 views13/.6/24. A few words being said in memory of Ian and Marian on this memorial walk, at the destination that both of them were very familiar with.Jun 19, 2024
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4.Cae Amos125 views13/.6/24. Just down from the top of Bwlch-y-Bedol and looking over at Cae Amos in the trees.Jun 19, 2024
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3.Cae Amos108 views13/.6/24. The path gets a bit narrower and very uneven which slows down the pace. This is Bwlch-y-Bedol which takes us up above Cae Amos.Jun 19, 2024
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2.Cae Amos112 views13/.6/24. About half a mile from the start and approaching Pen-y-Braich.Jun 19, 2024
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1.Cae Amos114 views13/.6/24. Ready to start off from the car park in the centre of Garndolbenmaen. Jun 19, 2024
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8.Llanbedrog - Wern Fawr114 views6/6/24. Onto the road. along a few hundred yards and then up a narrow path to Mynydd Tir-y-cwmwd, and lunch.Jun 17, 2024
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7.Llanbedrog - Wern Fawr114 views6/6/24. South of Llanbedrog overlooking the valley which contains the Llanbedrog - Abersoch road which will are making our way down to.Jun 17, 2024
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6.Llanbedrog - Wern Fawr109 views6/6/24. A brief halt to give some a chance to catch up. Then it is up the hill alongside Llanbedrog Primary School and on to main Llanbedrog - Mynytho road.Jun 17, 2024
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5.Llanbedrog - Wern Fawr110 views6/6/24. The path leaves the tarmac and leads us along the side a field of bracken. Garn Fadryn in the background.Jun 17, 2024
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4.Llanbedrog - Wern Fawr109 views6/6/24. Panad taken close to Wern Fawr.Jun 17, 2024
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3.Llanbedrog - Wern Fawr114 views6/6/24. Up onto the fields above the beach. Llanbedrog in the background.Jun 17, 2024
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2.Llanbedrog - Wern Fawr110 views6/6/24. Down and along the beach at Llanbedrog.Jun 17, 2024
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1.Llanbedrog - Wern Fawr115 views6/6/24. Ready to set off from the National Trust car park in Llanbedrog.Jun 17, 2024
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5.Maesglase, Maen Du & Craig Rhiw-erch126 views2/6/24. Restarting after lunch from our lunch spot 1000ft above the valley bottom. A couple of yards beyond the group is an almost shear drop to the valley bottom. Thank goodness there was no mist. Photo: Eryl Thomas.Jun 11, 2024
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6.Maesglase, Maen Du & Craig Rhiw-erch119 views2/6/24. The top of one of the waterfalls with a 1000ft drop to the valley bottom, right alongside our picnic spot. Photo: Eryl Thomas.Jun 11, 2024
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9.Maesglase, Maen Du & Craig Rhiw-erch141 views2/6/24. Nearly at the mouth of Nant Maesglase below Moel Cwm yr Eglwys. Close to the end of the walk. The leader checks that all is well.Jun 11, 2024
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