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1.Betws-y-Coed - Llyn Sarnau173 views1/12/19. Staring off from the Pont-y-Pair car park at Betws-y-Coed
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2.Porthor to Porth Gwylan173 views15/12/19. Negotiating a ravine in line with the north end of Porth Oer.
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3.Porthor to Porth Gwylan173 views15/12/19. Walking around the Penrhyn Mawr headland.
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3.Coed y Brenin172 views7/11/19. Crossing one of the numerous bridges on the walk. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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5.Clynnog Hills172 views17/11/19. One of the newly repaired stiles on the east-west track to Fron Heulog. Recently repaired by an elite team of our club members, lead by our club secretary.
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2.Mynydd Nefyn172 views21/11/109. On top of Gwylwyr with Mynydd Boduan in the background. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2.Betws-y-Coed - Llyn Sarnau172 views1/12/19. Up on the road on the north side of the Afon Llygwy above the Miners' Bridge.
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5.Dyffryn Dysynni 'A' walk171 views6/10/19. Lower down from the previous photograph. A view across to Bird's Rock (Craig yr Aderyn) which is on our list a a place to visit during the walk.
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5.Coed y Brenin171 views7/11/19. At the Trawsfynydd lake cafe. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Clynnog Hills171 views17/11/19. Setting off from the car park in Llanaelhaearn with Tre'r Ceiri in the background.
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2.Coed y Brenin170 views7/11/19. Steady waling pace. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Clynnog Hills170 views17/11/19. Ascending the south side of Gyrn Ddu close to the summit. We bypassed the summit and made for the summit of Gyrn Goch.
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6.Betws-y-Coed - Llyn Sarnau168 views1/12/19. In Coed Diosgydd. Walking above and parallel to Afon Llygwy, and making for the Miners' Bridge.
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1.Coed y Brenin167 views7/11/19. In the car park at Ganllwyd at the start of the walk. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2.Clynnog Hills167 views17/11/19. Our first peak of the day. Moel Pen-llechog. In the mist.
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3.Betws-y-Coed - Llyn Sarnau167 views1/12/19. On our way from Llyn y Sarnau where we had lunch. Not far from the white house Coedmawr where we joined the Pen yr Allt Trail Walk westwards back to Betws-y-Coed. A trail marked with a white footprint on a blue background.
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