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6.Tremadog 2/12/10167 viewsWell into the Wern Estate making towards Penmorfa. We were on a path which Tecwyn had never been on.
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5.Tremadog 2/12/10123 viewsA few yards further on we came across some very small ponies.
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4.Tremadog 2/12/10125 viewsIan leads the group as we leave the Portmadog - Morfa Buchan road and head for the side of Moel y Gest.
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3.Tremadog 2/12/10122 viewsThe remainder of the group also manage to find somewhere to sit.
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2.Tremadog 2/12/10129 viewsFirst pit stop in what was meant to be a sheltered spot. Mary poses with her banana.
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1.Tremadog 2/12/10123 viewsDavid Lloyd George style meeting in the middle of the square in Tremadog where Ian briefs us all.
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3.Antur Waunfawr mince pie walk109 views9th Dec 2010. Photo: Meirion Owen.
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2.Antur Waunfawr mince pie walk109 views9th Dec 2010. Photo: Meirion Owen.
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1.Antur Waunfawr mince pie walk115 views9th Dec 2010. A circular walk from Waunfawr, up to Moel Tryfan and Moel Smytho. Photo: Meirion Owen.
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5.Dolwyddelan.104 views12th Dec 2010. Just over a mile to go on our way back to Dolwyddelan. In the background left to right: Yr Aran, Snowdon and the foot of Moel Siabod.
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4.Dolwyddelan.101 views12th Dec 2010. Finally lunch in the idyllic surroundings of Ty Mawr which was the birthplace of Bishop William Morgan, first translator of the entire Bible into Welsh. The house has been restored to its 16th-17th-century appearance and houses a display of Welsh bibles.
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3.Dolwyddelan.108 views12th Dec 2010. A brief stop before we follow the Fishermen's path to Tan-aeldroch on the outward section.
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2.Dolwyddelan.115 views12th Dec 2010. The track takes us parallel to the Afon Lledr. Moel Siabod in the background.
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1. Dolwyddelan.118 views12th Dec 2010. The group leaves the station car park. A lovely clear but freezing day.
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4.Moel y Gest100 views26/12/10. On the outskirts of Porthmadog on the return with a view over the harbour to the Moelwyns beyond. Behind us was the hospital where DHW received much needed medical attention many years ago. It is now an old peoples home. There is no commemorative plaque.
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3.Moel y Gest110 views26/12/10. At the summit of Moel -y-Gest. We posed for a few photographs and then it was lunchtime. Photo: Tecwyn Williams.
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