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2.Y Garn185 views31/8/14. The A walk group prepare for off from the car park at Penmaenpool.
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2.Aran Benllyn, Aran Fawddwy185 views14/9/14. Aran Benllyn for lunch. A very windy lunch and chilly lunch. It seemed the ideal spot when we chose it.
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3.Dyffryn Ardudwy184 views4/9/14 Stoat or weasel? A stoat has a black tip to its tail; a weasel doesn't. Photo: Nick White.
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2.Tal y Bont to Harlech Taith Ardudwy Way184 views28/9/14. Finally there is an agreement on the way to go. Mynydd Llawlech on the right.
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2.Volcano Trail - Coed-y-Brenin184 views23/11/14. Into the forest near Allt Friog
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4.Mynydd Cribau183 views3/8/14. Things are hotting up on the A470 and a wardrobe adjustment is modestly made. The area is not called Pont-y-Pant for nothing.
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2.Foel Cynwch & Torrent Walk183 views7/8/14. The top of Foel Cynwch . Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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10.Y Garn183 views31/8/14. A view from the summit of Y Garn looking over towards Aran Fawddwy and Aran Benllyn
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3.Tremadog Circular183 views13/11/14 Pant Ifan. The shutters are required to prevent it being used by those wishing to organise a rave party. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2.Llandanwg181 views21/8/14 The leader has organised some excellent picnic seating. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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7.Penmaenpool Circular181 views31/8/14. Overlooking the Mawddach Estuary. Photo: Ann White
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6.Tryfan & Heather Terrace180 views12/10/14. Half way along Heather Terrace we are joined by a herd of wild goats.
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3.Circumnavigating base of Moelfre180 views30/10/14. Our chairman manages a smile despite the weather. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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6.Volcano Trail - Coed-y-Brenin180 views23/11/14. Spectacular views of Rhaeadr Mawddach are being seen by the group. Photo: Dafydd Williams
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1.Mynydd Cribau179 views3/8/14. Limbering up in the Pony-y-Pair car park at the start. You put your right leg in .....
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2.Mynydd Cribau179 views3/8/14. Just before we move on after our elevenses. The memorial commemorates the fact that Lord Ancaster permitted the building of the dam and the use of the lake as a water supply.
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