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4.Y Figra - Circumnavigation199 views16/7/17. The Thorn and Roses. Photo: Tecwyn Williams.
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2.Penmachno Circular199 views10/9/17. A determination to enjoy the moment despite the rain.
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5.Llanberis Waterfall199 views21/12/17. On our way over to Dolbadarn Castle. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Clynnog Hills199 views31/12/17. Well up the hill and needing a rest. Just another 600ft to go. Looking North with Anglesey and the SW end of Menai Strait in the distance.
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1.Barmouth-Tai Cynhaeaf198 views24/9/17. The start next to the station in Barmouth.
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4.Sarn Meyllteyrn198 views7/12/17. The well-kept churchyard of St Mary provided a good spot for a morning panad. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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3.Y Figra - Circumnavigation197 views16/7/17. The Bench gives its judgement. Photo: Nick White.
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3.Penmachno Circular197 views10/9/17. Off through the village of Penmachno.
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1.Nantcol-Bwlch y Drws Ardudwy, Cwm Bychan197 views22/10/17. Obviously a Roman Bridge. It's the Roman cement which gives it away! Just over half a mile from our start at the car park at Cwm Bychan.
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1.Tomen-y-Mur, Trawsfynydd197 views23/11/17. Close to the start in Coed-cae-du, with the lake to our right. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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2.Rowen-Pen y Gaer196 views28/9/17. Coffee break and it is not raining.. Photo: Tecwyn Williams.
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4.Diffwys South195 views16/7/17. Lunchtime on the windy (North) side of the wall at the Diffwys summit to keep the midges away and to cool off. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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2.Tomen-y-Mur, Trawsfynydd195 views23/11/17. The ideal spot for lunch. Our primative ancestoral skills enable each of us to select a safe seating position. A Photo: Judith Thomas.
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4.Dolwyddelan-Ty Mawr Wybrnant195 views3/12/17. Ty Mawr Wybrnant a traditional stone-built upland 16th-century farmhouse. It was the birthplace of Bishop William Morgan, first translator of the whole Bible into Welsh. Photo: judith Thomas.
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7.Clynnog Hills195 views31/12/17. A miners track takes us back towards Clynnog Fawr, with Gyrn Ddu and Gyrn Goch to our right. Photo: Anet Thomas
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2.Sarn Meyllteyrn194 views7/12/17. Taking the path south from Sarn. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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