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7. Nantgwrtheyrn - Pistyll165 views26/11/24. Getting closer to Nantgwrtheyrn. The hills of Moel Gwynus, Moel Ty-gwyn, Gwylwr, and Carreglefain in the background.
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4. Moelyci - Llandygai164 views4/7/24. Morning coffee/tea break over we are about to enter a forested area called Parc y Bwlch
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8. Rhiw Circuit164 views12/9/24. Descending down to Conion Uchaf and soon to be leaving the open access area of Mynydd Rhiw. Ready to sample the delights of the café at Plas-yn-Rhiw.
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8. Moelyci - Llandygai163 views4/7/24. Finally what we have been walking towards all day. Refreshments at Caffi Blas Lôn Las (Moelyci Cafe).
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9.Porth Ceiriad Circular156 views1/8/24. Back at a Porth Tocyn Hotel with still air in our lungs, and in no hurry to return home.
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3. Llanystumdwy - Rhoslan - Betws Fawr154 views19/12/24. Crossing over Afon Dwyfor on the B4411 at Pont Rhyd-y-benllig.
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7. Llanystumdwy - Rhoslan - Betws Fawr153 views19/12/24. The last stretch travelling SE from Lon Goed towards Llanystumdwy.
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8. Tanygrisiau - Llyn Stwlan152 views17/11/24. The A walkers carefully descending towards the end of the very steep incline. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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4. Llanystumdwy - Rhoslan - Betws Fawr152 views19/12/24. Four of the 16 members of the group enjoying Louise's home made mince pies. Photo: Jean Norton.
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6. Llanystumdwy - Rhoslan - Betws Fawr151 views19/12/24. Lunch taken at Pont Bryn Beddau under which Afon Dwyfach runs.
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5. Llanystumdwy - Rhoslan - Betws Fawr149 views19/12/24. The Rhoslan Gromlech. The club always has had an interest in burial sites.
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5.Porth Ceiriad Circular148 views1/8/24. Following a path through a field between Corn Farm and Riffli.
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5. Nantgwrtheyrn - Pistyll147 views26/11/24. On the way back from Pistyll. Moel Gwynus, Gwylwr and Carreglefain in the background.
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5. Graig y Garn & Tryweryn Trail147 views1/12/24. Lovely stonework in the wall and the renovated house.
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4. Rhiw Circuit146 views12/9/24. Making our way towards a steep climb, Ffynnon Saint and te deg. This part of the track has been recently opened up by the AONB volunteers.
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8. Bethesda - Penrhyn Quarry - Mynydd Llandegai146 views3/11/24. There were several streams that needed crossing as we made our way towards Mynydd Llandegai. All successful. No one fell in.
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