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3.Llanllechid Circular189 views8/5/16. Moel Wnion to our left and Bron Hall and the flooded quarry of the same name a bit further on.
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3.Yr Aran & Beddgelert Forest188 views13/3/16. The ascent of Yr Aran. Photo: Roy Milner.
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1.Llanuwchllyn - Cwm Wnion Circular188 views27/03/16. Hail, rain and lightening when we left Pwllheli but sunshine here in Llanuwchlyn.
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4.Moel Ysgyfarnogod & Foel Penolau188 views5/6/16. The top of Moel Ysgafarnogog. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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42.Holiday 2016 - The Peak District186 views6/4/16. Left side of The Sherwood Foresters Memorial on Crich Hill. Photo: Nick & Ann White.
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58.Holiday 2016 - The Peak District185 views7/4/16. Ian Spencer starts to relax as the last HF holiday he is organising comes to a happy end. Photo: Nick & Ann White.
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2.Llanllechid Circular185 views8/5/16. On the North Wales Path just before Bronydd Isaf. Elidir Fawr, Elidir Fach, Carnedd y Filiast, Mynydd Perferdd, Y Garn & Foel Goch in the background.
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6.Great Orme, Llandudno185 views9/6/16. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Berwyns181 views22/5/16. Late morning tea break (12:30pm) Out of the wind with some very comfortable seats. Breeze blocks funnily enough.
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1.Dyffryn Ardudwy181 views26/5/16. Something on the beach has attracted their attention. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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6.Moel Ysgyfarnogod & Foel Penolau180 views5/6/16. Bryn Cader Faner. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Dyffryn Ardudwy179 views26/5/16. A lunchtime fact finding mission. Photo: Ann White.
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8.Spring Reunion Luncheon Nant Gwrtheyrn178 views5/5/16. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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5.Dyffryn Ardudwy178 views26/5/16. Lunchtime. Photo: Ann White.
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4.Berwyns174 views22/5/16. Approaching Cadair Berwyn along Craig Berwyn.The trig point is on Cadair Berwyn, the peak visible beyond to the south is higher by 3metres.
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2.Dyffryn Ardudwy174 views26/5/16. What could they be looking at? Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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