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3.Tarren Hills259 viewsA brief respite.
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2.Waun Oer, Cribyn Fawr & Maes Glasse.254 views12/7/09. Brief stop with the Afon Ceirist valley behind (I think).
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2.Tarren Hills227 viewsLooking across to the Dyfi estuary
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1.Mynydd Gorllwyn213 viewsAt our first stop. A merry bunch all ready for their Christmas dinner. The leader is poking his head out at the back. The back marker is at the front.
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2.Rhyd Ddu209 viewsNearly back to the road Tecwyn points out an important detail on the Beddgelert Trail Quest display.
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1.Rhyd Ddu206 viewsSnowdon was too icy so we turned west and then south west from Rhyd Ddu to round Y Gyrn and back to the main road before returning northwards. A fine body of walkers trying to walk off the Christmas cheer.
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5.Mynydd Gorllwyn202 viewsHalf way through the walk. Time to move on we are getting cold.
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3.Rhyd Ddu201 viewsComing up to our last stop Looking south east just where the Snowdon Rhyd Ddu path meets our path at Pen ar Lôn.
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2.Capel Garmon194 views14/6/09. The Chambered Long Cairne, close to the start of the walk. Members taking a bit of time for reflection before jumping into the communal burial tomb. It dates from 1500BC.
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3.Mynydd Gorllwyn194 viewsHalf way through the walk Ian stands to the right to give some idea of scale.
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3.Capel Garmon193 views14/6/09. Looking west. Moel Siabod and Carneddau?
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4.Mynydd Gorllwyn191 viewsTowards the end. A comfort stop. Members amuse themselves in converation while waiting for an important member of the group to emerge from behind the building.
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2.Mynydd Gorllwyn190 viewsView over to the east from the path
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3.Waun Oer, Cribyn Fawr & Maes Glasse.189 views12/07/09 It is worth it for the view.
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5.Llangollen to Pontcysyllte Aqueduct188 viewsThe aqueduct. 1000 feet long and 125 feet high. Not a path for the faint hearted.
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1.Capel Garmon186 views14/6/09. Some of the group checking out the pub for availability of end of walk refreshments.
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