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7. Uwchmynydd - Porth Llanllawen35 views4/6/26. At the top suitably refreshed, and ready for some more walking, hopefully ending in a cafe. Photo: Louise Fletcher Brewer.
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6. Uwchmynydd - Porth Llanllawen31 views4/6/26. Making our way up from Porth Porth Llanllawen. Photo: Noel Davey.
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5. Uwchmynydd - Porth Llanllawen29 views4/6/26. Lunch and a bit of a pep talk from the leader. This is either before or after the sandwiches had been consumed. Photo: Noel Davey.
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4. Uwchmynydd - Porth Llanllawen27 views4/6/26. The group photograph at Porth Llanllawen showing it to be a National Trust area. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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3. Uwchmynydd - Porth Llanllawen31 views4/6/26. One wishing to commune with nature, close up. Photo: Louise Fletcher Brewer.
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2. Uwchmynydd - Porth Llanllawen 29 views4/6/26. Arrival at Porth Llanllawen. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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1. Uwchmynydd - Porth Llanllawen32 views4/6/26. On the east side of Mynydd Anelog with superb views looking up the Llŷn across large green fields towards Rhiw, Garn Fadryn and Yr Eifl. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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9. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch38 views18/6/26. The leader calling us together in the main yard at Henbant-bâch as we finish our visit. .https://www.henbant.org/. "We are creating Henbant not only as a farm, but also as a garden to grow people."
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8. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch39 views18/6/26. Picnic lunch at Henbant-bâch. There were enough tables for almost all of us to eat together. It looked like rain but we were lucky. It held off. Some of us headed to the cafe straight away for coffee and cake. They were not disappointed.
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7. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch37 views18/6/26. East of Caeau Tan-y-Bwlch heading for Henbant-bâch. The Nebo TV mast and Mynydd Graig Goch behind it.
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6. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch40 views18/06/26. The Greater Butterfly-orchid.
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5. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch39 views18/6/26. At Caeau Tan-y-Bwlch. Fields managed by the North Wales Wild Life Trust. We were searching for the Greater Butterfly-orchid and saw quite a few. https://www.plantlife.org.uk/our-work/caeau-tan-y-bwlch-nature-reserve/
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4. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch37 views18/6/26. Away from the trees a beautiful view appears over the church of St Beuno towards Caernarfon Bay,
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3.Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch39 views18/6/26. A short break as we let a vehicle go past on the narrow road called Yr-allt on our way up to Hafod-y-Wern.
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2. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch41 views18/6/26. A briefing given by the walk leader again just outside the church grounds.
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1. Clynnog Fawr - Caeau Tanybwlch - Henbant-bâch37 views18/6/26. Standing outside the grounds of St Beuno's Church in Clynnog Fawr ready to start our walk.
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