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3.Antur Waunfawr mince pie walk239 views9th Dec 2010. Photo: Meirion Owen.
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1. Dolwyddelan.238 views12th Dec 2010. The group leaves the station car park. A lovely clear but freezing day.
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2.Antur Waunfawr mince pie walk237 views9th Dec 2010. Photo: Meirion Owen.
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5.Dolwyddelan.236 views12th Dec 2010. Just over a mile to go on our way back to Dolwyddelan. In the background left to right: Yr Aran, Snowdon and the foot of Moel Siabod.
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4.Beddgelert-Nantmor231 viewsStill raining. Photo: Meirion Owen.
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1.Nant Gwynant231 views17th Oct 2010. Sunday 'C' walk. Group takes a break. Photo: Meirion Jones.
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2.Moelwyns230 viewsA short break and Dafydd has found out that it is margarine and not butter. Photo: Noel Davey.
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1.Moel y Gest230 views26/12/10. Leaving the Morfa Bychan road for the foothills of Moel y Gest with the Moelwyns and Cnicht in the distance.
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3.Moel y Gest230 views26/12/10. At the summit of Moel -y-Gest. We posed for a few photographs and then it was lunchtime. Photo: Tecwyn Williams.
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1.Ynys Enlli. Dafydd Williams's trip to Bardsey.229 viewsSunday the 22 August 2010. Taken from the ridge Mynydd Enlli which runs North-South at just over 500 feet. The ridge is easily achieved from both the North and South. The lighthouse is on the south peninsula and is still operative. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Plas, Llanarmon229 viewsAfternoon tea at Plas in aid of Llanberis Mountain Rescue. Photo: Jan Atherton
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5.Mawddach Estuary linear walk229 viewsThe sun is setting as we reach the car park where, if Dafydd's cunning plan is allowed to be successful, we will get picked up for the trip home.
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5.Drum from Abergwyngregyn228 views8/8/10. Last tea stop with Puffin Island and Anglesey in the background. The weather had been overcast for much of the walk.
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4.Nant Gwynant228 views17th Oct 2010. Group on Elephant Rock with Llyn Gwynant behind. Photo: Meirion Jones.
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4.Dolwyddelan.228 views12th Dec 2010. Finally lunch in the idyllic surroundings of Ty Mawr which was the birthplace of Bishop William Morgan, first translator of the entire Bible into Welsh. The house has been restored to its 16th-17th-century appearance and houses a display of Welsh bibles.
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1.Gallt y Wenallt, Cwm Dyli227 viewsA break. Photo: Tecwyn Williams.
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