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3. Mariners' Trail127 views09/02/25. Emerging from a rather wet bit of woodland called Coed Mynydd-Meilian. Photo: Gwynfor Jones.
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5. Y Foryd127 views13/02/25. Approaching Tan-y-Graig. Having negotiated a rather difficult stile we are waiting for the rest of the group to join us.
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5 Carreg y Defaid - Rhydyclafdy127 views24/4/25. Lunch with a view and a gentle breeze. What more could one want. Close to Tan-y-bryn farm.
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3. Aberdaron - Bodernabwy - Pen y Cil127 views22/05/25. Aberdaron's New Church at Bodernabwy. A short stop for the leader to tell us its history.
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4. Aberdaron - Bodernabwy - Pen y Cil127 views22/05/25. A view from the side of Porth Simdde out towards Ynys Gwylan Bach.
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8. Llwyngwril - Towyn127 views23/3/25. Finally back on the train home. Not from Tonfannau as planned but from Towyn. We had time in hand. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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2. Llwyngwril - Towyn127 views23/3/25. We pass St Celynnin's Church on the outskirts of Llwyngwril to start on our pilgrimage. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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1. Glasgwm - Drysgol127 views1/6/25. Assembled and ready for off from the car park at Tai-newyddion, Cwm Cywarch.
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7. Trefriw - Llyn Geirionydd127 views15/6/25. A volunteer tells us what is written on the plaque on the Taliesin Monument.
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5. Tremadog Hills126 views30/01/25. Crossing an awkward style a bit further on.
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1. Mariners' Trail126 views09/02/25. The beginning of the path at Nefyn. Photo: Debbie Lucas.
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1. Y Foryd126 views13/02/25. Starting off from the car park at Coed Helen. Lovely sunny weather.
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6. Y Foryd126 views13/02/25. Finally lunch at Eglwys Sant Baglan, close to Llanfaglan. You will notice Antony Armstrong Jones' headstone in the foreground.
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7. Y Foryd126 views13/02/25. Eglwys Sant Baglan. A 13th century church.
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6. Glasgwm - Drysgol126 views1/6/25. walking down into Hengwm valley on side of Pen yr Allt Uchaf looking west towards Glasgwm ridge/plateau (the outward route). Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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6. Cwm Pennant - Coed Hendre Ddu.126 views5/6/25. Standing close to an large old stone sheepfold Terry Thomas, the manager of Coed Hendre Ddu is telling us of the plans to build, within the sheepfold, a timber forest hut to provide shelter and a venue for briefing small groups of visitors.
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