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6.Amgylch Penrhyndeudraeth Circular113 views27/10/22. Leaving the lunch site and making our way downwards and SW . Afon Dwyryd and Pont Briwet in the background.
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4.Mynydd Rhiw113 views24/11/12. At the summit of Mynydd Rhiw.
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1.Porth Ysgo - Penarfynydd112 views1/9/22. Ready for off from the field car park at Porth Ysgo. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2.Moel Hebog112 views11/09/22. On our way up. Just over one mile covered. Moel-ddu in the background. The level of water in the reservoir down a bit.
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2.Rhobell Fawr112 views25/09/22. The start of the wall we followed right up to the top of Rhobell Fawr.
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4.Rhobell Fawr112 views25/09/22. At the top of Rhobell Fawr. 2638ft.
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5.Llyn Gwynant112 views29/9/22. Approaching Elephant Rock having had lunch at the NE side of the lake.
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4.Trearddur Bay - Pontrhydybont112 views9/10/22. The white Arch (between Trearddur Bay and Rhoscolyn.. Not to be confused with the Black Arch. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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9.Carnedd y Cribau112 views23/10/22. The last climb or sting in the tail as we make our way back to our parking spot close to Pen y Gwryd Hotel.
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3.Amgylch Penrhyndeudraeth Circular112 views27/10/22. Inside the Cooks Powder Works Nature Reserve and standing outside one of the workshops, which like all of them is surrounded by a wall of cement. The wall, with its entrance, can be seen behind the the walkers. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2. Llan Ffestiniog - Ceunant Llennyrch - Toman y Mur 112 views20/11/22. On the bridge crossing Afon Cynfal.
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1.Cwm Pennant: Cae Amos - Cwm Ciprwth112 views4/12/22. At the start alongside the main road below Cwm Ciprwth.
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3.Moel Hebog111 views11/09/22. Close to the summit. The Afon Glaslyn and Dwyryd estuary in the background.
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5.Waunfawr111 views18/09/22. Near the hill Garreg Fawr with Mynydd Mawr (Elephant Mountain) in the background.
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2.Trearddur Bay - Pontrhydybont111 views9/10/22. Off the tarmac and down towards Porth y garan.
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3.Trearddur Bay - Pontrhydybont111 views9/10/22. a close look at the sea state and a seal which was sheltering out of the waves in an inlet just north of the Black Arch.
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