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8. Cwm Pennant - Coed Hendre Ddu.116 views5/6/25. Our grateful thanks to Terry Thomas (front centre) for telling us about his Coed Hendre Ddu work .Behind us, the quarry workers barracks.
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7. Cwm Pennant - Coed Hendre Ddu.110 views5/6/25. At 620ft up the west side of Cwm Pennant looking NNW, to the end of the Cwm marked by Y Gyrn a low conical peak. Also in the background, to the right of the picture, Moel Lefn.
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6. Cwm Pennant - Coed Hendre Ddu.114 views5/6/25. Standing close to an large old stone sheepfold Terry Thomas, the manager of Coed Hendre Ddu is telling us of the plans to build, within the sheepfold, a timber forest hut to provide shelter and a venue for briefing small groups of visitors.
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5. Cwm Pennant - Coed Hendre Ddu.114 views5/6/25. Lunch within the Hendre-ddu quarry. but not within the frighteningly deep, inaccessible part. Terry Thomas was on hand to give us a briefing on the, concepts behind the work going on.in linking two forest areas within Cwm Pennant, and the aims of the project.
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4. Cwm Pennant - Coed Hendre Ddu.115 views5/6/25. Walking southwards from the northern most point, towards Hendre-ddu disused quarry and a lunch stop. In the background Craig y Gesail, and behind that to the right Moel y Gest.
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3. Cwm Pennant - Coed Hendre Ddu.115 views5/6/25. 1.85 miles from the start and the northern most point of our walk. The north east side of Craig -y-garn behind us.
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2. Cwm Pennant - Coed Hendre Ddu.119 views5/6/25. Time for as panad, sheltering from a chilling wind. In the background Cwm Pennant then Cwm Ystradllyn with possibly Mynydd Ddu covered by cloud. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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1. Cwm Pennant - Coed Hendre Ddu.115 views5/6/25. At Dolbenmaen Church, at the mouth of Cwm Pennant, at the start.
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9. Llyn Padarn Circuit21 views2/7/26. Caffi Caban. One large table was able to take us all with a bit of subtle chair maneuvering. Not a Victoria Sponge in sight! Photo: Judith Thomas.
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8. Llyn Padarn Circuit22 views2/7/26. Crossing the Afon Rhythallt at Pen-y-llyn with just a few more yards to get to our cars. Did we stop there. No we straight away went the way we had just come to visit Caffi Caban in Brynrafail. See next photograph.
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7. Llyn Padarn Circuit19 views2/7/26. Finally at the bottom of what was a very long, steep and uneven path. A chance to recover. We were about half a mile from Brynrefail and close to the end of the walk.
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6. Llyn Padarn Circuit24 views2/7/26. Climbing up the path and into the woodland beyond we came across a very rustic looking bridge. Since the group rather hid the finer points of the workmanship, there is a smaller photograph inserted (bottom right) showing what it looked like before we got on to it.
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5. Llyn Padarn Circuit20 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.
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4. Llyn Padarn Circuit19 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.
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3. Llyn Padarn Circuit24 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.
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2. Llyn Padarn Circuit18 viewsOn the SE side of Llyn Padarn near Pen-gilfach, with the lake on the left.
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