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5.Moel y Gest177 views29/12/19. The summit with tremendous alround views.
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2.Cwm Teigl / Cwm Cynfal176 views24/10/19. Same as previous photo. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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8.Betws-y-Coed - Llyn Sarnau176 views1/12/19. Back at the Miners' Bridge. Just 0.8 mile to the car park in Betws-y-Coed.
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2.Aran Fawddwy175 views25/8/19. On our way up. Looking down the valley with Glasgwm to the right. It is very hot.
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4.Coed y Brenin175 views7/11/19. The autumnal colouring of the leaves was fabulous. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Llanystumdwy circuit175 views5/12/19. A wooden bridge near Tyddyn Crythor. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Llanystumdwy circuit175 views5/12/19. Another bridge at Glyn Dwyfach. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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6.Moel y Gest175 views29/12/19. Close to Ty'n-y-Dref farm and a few yards from the Porthmadog - Morfa Bychan road. Photo: Dafydd Willams.
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2.Dyffryn Dysynni 'A' walk174 views6/10/19. Passing Maes-y-llan on the north side of the river with Mynydd Tyn-y-fach in the background.
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1.Dyffryn Dysynni 'A' walk174 views6/10/19. Our walkers are grouped by the ruins of Tyn-y-ddôl Llanfihangel-y-Pennant – the family home of Mary jones at the time of Mary’s walk to Bala. The monument was erected in 1907.
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4.Cwm Teigl / Cwm Cynfal174 views24/10/19. A short stop alongside the River Teigl. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Capel Curig - Ty-hyll circular. 'B' walk.174 views3/11/19. Crossing to the South side of Afon Llugwy at Plas y Brenin after 20 minutes walking. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Porthor to Porth Gwylan174 views15/12/19. Starting off from the National Trust car park at Porthor.
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5.Porthor to Porth Gwylan174 views15/12/19. Lunch at Porth Colmon.
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1.Cwm Teigl / Cwm Cynfal173 views24/10/19. Lunching near Teiliau Isaf and the disused railway line near the A470 close to Llan Ffestiniog. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2.Capel Curig - Ty-hyll circular. 'B' walk.173 views3/11/19. The plaque refers to a deconsectrated chapel beautifully converted into holiday accommodation. Not the wooden shed, but a stone building behind and to the right of the two posers. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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