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8. Manod Mawr - Blaen y Cwm64 views4/5/25. Just before descending to the tarmac road alongside Afon Teigl. The magnificent Carreg y Fran in the background.
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7. Manod Mawr - Blaen y Cwm67 views4/5/25. Emerging from what seemed like a primeval forest.
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6. Manod Mawr - Blaen y Cwm65 viewsLunch at Blaen-y-Cwm disused quarry. It provided welcome shelter from the chilling breeze. The quarry was closed in May 1914.
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5. Manod Mawr - Blaen y Cwm66 views4/5/25. Down at the Manod Quarry standing in front of the entrance to the mine which during the war was used to store the National Gallery's priceless collection of pictures. Photo: Gwynfor Jones.
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4. Manod Mawr - Blaen y Cwm68 views4/5/25. At the summit of Manod Mawr inside a circular low wall of stones which gives a little protection from the elements. Brilliant views all around.
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3. Manod Mawr - Blaen y Cwm66 views4/5/25.On our way up the incline on the west side of Manod Mawr. Part of Llyn Manod can be seen on the right of the picture.
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2. Manod Mawr - Blaen y Cwm65 views4/5/25.On our way up at 400m closing up with Llyn Manod. Ceunant Cynfal in the background.
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1. Manod Mawr - Blaen y Cwm68 views4/5/25. At the car park at Cae Clyd just before setting off.
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4. Afon Artro - Cwm Bychan57 views18/5/25.Tyddyn Felin, the home of the bardd John Evans (1892 - 1949). Photo: Margot Jones.
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3. Afon Artro - Cwm Bychan61 views18/5/25. A look inside Capel Salem. Photo: Gwynfor Jones.
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2. Afon Artro - Cwm Bychan61 views18/5/25. Approaching Capel Salem. Photo: Margot Jones.
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1. Afon Artro - Cwm Bychan57 views18/5/25. Afon Artro. Photo: Margot Jones.
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8. Eigiau Horseshoe56 views18/5/25. 8.2 miles from our start and on our way back from Carnedd Llewelyn. Close to Gledrffordd and making for Cefn Tal-llyn-Eigiau. In the background, the earlier part of the walk over Pen Llithrig y Wrach and Pen yr Helgi Du. Photo: Noel Davey.
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8. Aberdaron - Bodernabwy - Pen y Cil59 views22/05/25. Finally on to the beach at Porth Simdde to avoid the steep flight of steps which would have otherwise been necessary to negotiate. Just 500 yards back to our start point.
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7. Eigiau Horseshoe61 views18/5/25. This is what is being looked at in the previous photograph. Descending into Bwlch Eryl Marchog and looking up towards Craig y Ysfa with Carnedd Llewelyn behind it. Photo: Noel Davey.
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6. Eigiau Horseshoe60 views18/5/25. The camera looking SE back down Bwlch Eryl Marchog at Pen y Helgi Du, back the way we have just come Photo: Noel Davey.
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