| Most viewed - Jul-Dec25 |
6. Hafan y Mor - Chwilog - Afon Wen61 views20/11/25. On the Wales Coast Path at Porth Fechan.
|
|
1. Llanaber--Tal-y-Bont58 views16/11/25. Arrived at Llanaber Railway Station at 10:50 am. Ready to start the walk, sorry, pilgrimage
|
|
8. Llanaber--Tal-y-Bont58 views16/11/25. The second table. A ten minute walk and we will be at the station ready for the 16:07 train to Pwllheli.
|
|
7. Llanaber--Tal-y-Bont58 views16/11/25. A quick visit to the Ysgethin Inn; following the footsteps of those pilgrims of old as needs must. When in Rome! Photo: Louise Fletcher Brewer.
|
|
1. Hafan y Mor - Chwilog - Afon Wen58 views20/11/25. In the car park next to the Hafan-y-Mor Holiday Park and ready for the walk ahead.
|
|
4. Hafan y Mor - Chwilog - Afon Wen58 views20/11/25. Panad over and leaving the 15c medieval house area. The sun is still shining as we set off south to cross the Pwllheli - Llanystumdwy main road and head for the Penychain rail station where we will have lunch.
|
|
6. Llanaber--Tal-y-Bont57 views16/11/25. Following Afon Ysgethin down to Tal-y-Bont. The river is down to the right of the picture.
|
|
2. Hafan y Mor - Chwilog - Afon Wen57 views20/11/25. A short way up from the Pwllheli - Llanystumdwy main road and just north of Afonwen. Just waiting for everybody to catch up.
|
|
3. Llanaber--Tal-y-Bont56 views16/11/25. Into the Open Access land at 920 ft. and making towards the disused manganese mines at Hafotty.
|
|
4. Llanaber--Tal-y-Bont56 views16/11/25. Leaving the area of the Hafotty disused mines. The spoil heaps can be seen in the background. The excellent grass covering them showing that mining stopped many years ago.
|
|
3. Hafan y Mor - Chwilog - Afon Wen56 views20/11/25. Close to Penarth Bach farm and a short distance to Penarth Fawr our morning panad stop.
|
|
2. Llanaber--Tal-y-Bont55 views16/11/25. Up at 590 ft. above Llanaber with the Irish Sea in the background.
|
|
5. Llanaber--Tal-y-Bont54 views16/11/25. Lunchtime. Putting back a few of the calories that we had gone to such great pains to burn off. Photo: Louise Fletcher Brewer.
|
|
5. Hafan y Mor - Chwilog - Afon Wen54 views20/11/25. On the Wales Coast Path at Pen-y-chain, looking our over Tremadog Bay to Harlech and the Rhinogydd range of mountains behind it
|
|
1. Llanaelhaearn - Pen-y-Gaer - Moel Bronmiod52 views28/12/25. The starting point of the day's walk, close to the church. Moel-Pen-llechog and Gyrn Ddu in the background.
|
|
2. Penllech - Porth Ysgaden Circ51 views4/12/25. A lot of water coming off the land and into the sea at Penllech Beach. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
|
|
| 165 files on 11 page(s) |
 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
9 | |
|
