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5.Clynnog Hills: Bwlch Mawr and Pen y Gaer161 views16/5/21. The start of the descent from Bwlch Mawr. Photo: Eryl Thomas
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3.Bwlch y Ddwy Elor161 views3/6/21. Llyn Llywelyn in Coed Beddgelert with Y Wyddfa under a cloud in the background..
Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Harlech-Llanfair161 views17/6/21. Starting off from the car park in Harlech adjoining the Golf Club. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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5.Around yr Eifl. Alt B.160 views16/5/21. Looking down on Trefor from the bottom of the path (Wales Coast Path) leading up to Bwlch yr Eifl. Photo: Janet Taylor
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2.Criccieth- Rhoslan Circular.160 views30/5/21. Walking alongside Afon Dwyfor, not far from Lloyd George's grave.
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2.Bwlch y Ddwy Elor160 views3/6/21. At ease in Beddgelert forest. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Capel Curig-Llyn Crafnant-Llyn Cowlyd160 views20/6/21. Looking down at the south end of Llyn Crafnant having walked up from Capel Curig. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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8.Around yr Eifl. Alt B.159 views16/5/21. On the south side of Tre'r Ceiri on the way back to the end of the walk at Llanaelhaearn, with Mynydd Carnguwch (in the background) to the south. Photo: Janet Taylor
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1.Clynnog Hills: Bwlch Mawr and Pen y Gaer159 views16/5/21. Starting off from the car park in Llanaelhaearn.
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7.Around yr Eifl. Alt B.158 views16/5/21. Looking down towards Nant Gwrtheyrn from the Wales Coast Path with Yr Eifl out of sight to the left. Photo: Janet Taylor
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2.Clynnog Hills: Bwlch Mawr and Pen y Gaer158 views16/5/21. A short stop as we walk along the fields below the south side of Gyrn Ddu. Tre'r Ceiri & Yr Eifl in the background but no sign of the other group.
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1.Criccieth- Rhoslan Circular.158 views30/5/21. Starting off from the car park in Llanystumdwy.
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7.Criccieth- Rhoslan Circular.158 views30/5/21. On the Wales Coastal Path close to the mouth of Afon Dwyfor.
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6.Harlech-Llanfair158 views17/6/21. Jonny William's plaque. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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7.Porthmadog-Penmorfa-Black Rock circular157 views6/6/21. Taking the footpath from Morfa Bychan to Ty'n-y-mynydd. Rather over grown and wet and muddy in places.
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2.Capel Curig-Llyn Crafnant-Llyn Cowlyd157 views20/6/21. On our way up from Cwm Crafnant. Mynydd Deulyn in the background on the right (Aptly named as it separates Llyn Crafnant from Llyn Geirionydd. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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