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9. Cwm Prysor20 views6/9/2026. A lovely & basic slate bridge just after we have turned south off the dismantled railway.
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8. Cwm Prysor17 views6/9/2026.The photo taken from the same place on the walk back in11th November 2012 can be found by searching on this site for 'Cwm Prysor'. The photographs taken on both walks will be displayed.
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7. Cwm Prysor18 views6/9/2026. Further along the bed of the dismantled railway looking down over Cwm Prysor a good distance below.
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6. Cwm Prysor18 views6/9/2026. On the viaduct looking across Cwm Prysor towards Blaen y Cwm.
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5. Cwm Prysor18 views6/9/2026. Entering Penllyn Forest straight after lunch with just a short distance to go before we reach the main road and cross over to the return path.
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4. Cwm Prysor17 views6/9/2026. Travelling NE towards Moel y Slates(!!?) and looking NW towards our return path on the opposite side of the valley as it crosses the viaduct.
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3. Cwm Prysor18 views6/9/2026. At the summit of Bwlch y Bi. A rest after that steep climb was definitely required.
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2. Cwm Prysor19 views6/9/2026. At the foot of Bwlch y Bi and a pipe plastic insulation is being deployed to protect us from the barbed wire as we cross the fence.
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1. Cwm Prysor17 views6/9/2026. Just off the A4212 close to Glanllafar, ready to start the walk.
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8. Penmachno19 views10/09/26. Inside the Church of St Tudclud. Very impressive. Photo: Nia Parry.
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7. Penmachno16 views10/09/26. An interesting garden feature that we past.
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6. Penmachno16 views10/09/26. Coming back into Penmachno with the wind and rain coming from behind.
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5. Penmachno18 views10/09/26. A very convenient shelter out of the rain. A visitor information board with roof and a bench for our weary limbs. Photo: Nia Parry.
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4. Penmachno17 views10/09/26. Lunch. Almost on the watershed. Not as quiet as one would have hoped in that there was quite a bit of forestry traffic. some very large vehicles past us. Photo: Nia Parry.
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3. Penmachno20 views10/09/26. Coming to the end of the uphill part of the walk with lunch not too far away.
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2. Penmachno21 views10/09/26. Crossing the fields close to Plas Glasgwm on the north side of Afon Glasgwm. Photo: Nia Parry.
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