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3.Y Gamallt-Y Garnedd- Graig Goch133 views20/04/25. Approaching a small lake called Llyn Dubach y Bont.
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4. Afon Artro - Cwm Bychan133 views18/5/25.Tyddyn Felin, the home of the bardd John Evans (1892 - 1949). Photo: Margot Jones.
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3. Llwyngwril - Towyn133 views23/3/25. Finally off the tarmac and onto the grass. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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2. Cwm Pennant - Coed Hendre Ddu.133 views5/6/25. Time for as panad, sheltering from a chilling wind. In the background Cwm Pennant then Cwm Ystradllyn with possibly Mynydd Ddu covered by cloud. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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3. Rhinog Fawr133 views29/6/25. Closing up on Llyn Du. A brief stop to check our path.
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3. Tremadog Hills132 views30/01/25. Moving off the farmers track to follow a path up a steep incline up to some hut circles.
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4. Y Foryd132 views13/02/25. A moment of decision. A challenging new path or go along the old easier path. We accepted the challenge. Well most of us did!!
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6. Moel Hebog - Moel Ogof - Moel Lefn.132 views2/3/25. Starting the descent down to Bwlch Meillionen and lunch.
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5. Eigiau Horseshoe132 views18/5/25. On our way up Pen y Helgi Du from Bwlch Eryl Marchog. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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6. Eigiau Horseshoe132 views18/5/25. The camera looking SE back down Bwlch Eryl Marchog at Pen y Helgi Du, back the way we have just come Photo: Noel Davey.
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5. Summer Lunch - Caernarfon Golf Club132 views26/06/25. Photo: Ann White.
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2. Mariners' Trail131 views09/02/25. A stop for a panad at Dinas Brân near Nant y Gledrydd. Photo: Debbie Lucas.
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4. Capel Curig - Pen Llithrig y Wrach - Pen yr Helgi Du131 views9/3/25. Taking a break half way up Pen Llithrig y Wrach. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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2. Y Gamallt-Y Garnedd- Graig Goch131 views20/04/25. On our way. Leaving the main road after short walk. Cwm Cynfal in the background.
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5. Aberdaron - Bodernabwy - Pen y Cil131 views22/05/25. Climbing our way out of Porth Meudwy on the Wales Coast Path.
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7. Llwyngwril - Towyn131 views23/3/25. Our final descent taking us from 505 ft to 50 ft close to Tal-y-Gareg the most southern most point of the walk. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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