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4.Conwy - Abergwyngregyn116 views7/4/24. A brief break in the climb at a small lake made for use by the nearby now disused quarry.
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7.Conwy - Abergwyngregyn116 views7/4/24. Finally starting the descent down to Llanfairfechan at last.
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3. Afon Ogwen Circuit116 views11/4/24. Close to Tal-y-bont walking alongside the Holyhead to Chester railway line.
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5. Afon Ogwen Circuit116 views11/4/24.On the North Wales Path straight after a lovely cuppa stop overlooking Afon Ogwen. Close to Felin Cochwillan.
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3.Talsarnau Circuit116 views5/5/24. Tea/Coffee break on the shores of Llyn Tecwyn Uchaf following a steep climb up from Trem-y-Garth. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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7.Maesglase, Maen Du & Craig Rhiw-erch116 views2/6/24. Finally we reached Maen Du at 2207ft. What a view.
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5. Caernarfon Airport - Fort Belan116 views20/06/24. We retreated a few yard and used Fort Belan's outer wall as a sun trap for our lunch spot.
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11. Caernarfon Airport - Fort Belan116 views20/06/24. At the Caernarfon Airport Cafe. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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7. Llanbedr - Artro - Cwm Nantcol115 views15/2/24. Over the Afon Cwmnantcol again and now it is straight back to Llanbedr and the Victoria Inn before our rail return home.
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4.Moelwyn Bach, Lakes and foothills.115 views21/4/24. On the summit of Moel-y-hydd looking down on Tanygrisiau and Blaenau Ffestiniog.
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2.Maesglase, Maen Du & Craig Rhiw-erch115 views2/6/24. On our way up the east side of Nant Maesglase, above Ffridd Gulcwm. The side of the valley that we were walking along became steeper and steeper as we walked on.
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3. Caernarfon Airport - Fort Belan115 views20/06/24. Onto the beach from the path close to the northern most point of the airfield. Getting back on the path further on was a bit of a struggle.
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6. Caernarfon Airport - Fort Belan114 views20/06/24. South from Fort Belan down the eastern side of the airport we have arrived at Morfa Lodge.
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3.Maesglase, Maen Du & Craig Rhiw-erch113 views2/6/24. A welcome break for our morning panad. Still on the east side of Nant Maesglase but above Maes-glase-bâch.
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6.Maesglase, Maen Du & Craig Rhiw-erch113 views2/6/24. The top of one of the waterfalls with a 1000ft drop to the valley bottom, right alongside our picnic spot. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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3.Gelli Iago - Cwm Llyn Edno - Llyn Gwynant113 views16/6/24. About 1.5 miles into the walk. Looking westwards with Afon Llynedno almost out of sight below the ridge we are on, then Llyn Dinas and to the right of it in the background the familiar shape of Yr Aran. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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