| Most viewed - Jul-Dec15 |

1.Gallt y Wenallt - Y Lliwedd257 views5/7/15. The start of the walk. The Watkin Path.
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2.Gallt y Wenallt - Y Lliwedd257 views5/7/15. Narrow footbridge over Afon Cwm Llan. No problemo.
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4.Moel Seingl254 views1/10/15. Everbody but the photographer. Photo: Dafydd H Williams.
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3.Gallt y Wenallt - Y Lliwedd251 views5/7/15. The forecast rain and wind on Gallt y Wenallt. Llyn Gwynant behind us, below.
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7.Coastal path. Aberdaron to Hell's Mouth247 views11/10/15. At the west end of Hell's Mouth beach. Just three miles to the end of the walk.
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4.Gallt y Wenallt - Y Lliwedd246 views5/7/15. The cloud clears a bit as we leave Y Lliwedd, but Snowdon (to the right) is still in cloud.
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6.Llyn Ogwen243 views20/8/15. Near the end of the walk. Photo: Dafydd Williams
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5.Dyffryn Maentwrog a Llyn Mair242 views15/10/15 The now well fed group are raring to go. Spirits are high. Photo: Dafydd H Williams
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6.Dyffryn Maentwrog a Llyn Mair239 views15/10/15 Outside the cafe at Plas Tanybwlch. The leader has really excelled himself. No calorie deficiencies on this walk. Photo: Dafydd H Williams
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5.Llyn Ogwen235 views20/8/15. Pen y Ole wen in the background. Photo: Dafydd Williams
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3.Nefyn235 views10/12/15. Coffee and beer for some. Photo: Dafydd H Williams.
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1.Coastal path. Aberdaron to Hell's Mouth234 views11/10/15. Setting off from our walk leader's house in Aberdaron.
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6.Coastal path. Aberdaron to Hell's Mouth233 views11/10/15. A knotted rope has been thoughtfully teddered to assist our final descent to the beach. Photo: Roy Milnes.
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2.Coastal path. Aberdaron to Hell's Mouth232 views11/10/15. Walking down into Aberdaron. The Seagull Islands in the distance.
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3.Coastal path. Aberdaron to Hell's Mouth232 views11/10/15. Getting very close to Porth Ysgo and Porth Alwm which service the disused manganese mine we are going to visit. Mynydd Penarfynydd (our lunch site) on the far side of the bay.
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6.Cnicht (plus Moelwynion)230 views16/8/15. A stream crossing. Always a dangerous moment. Photo: Roy Milnes.
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