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1. Moel Siabod Foothills33 views19/04/26. About a mile from the start of the walk, a short layer management stop. Moel Siabod in the background. Photo: Gwynfor Jones.
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3. Abersoch Hinterland33 views23/04/26.Making our way from Abersoch to Marchroes.
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7. Abersoch Hinterland33 views23/04/26. From the kiln and then down walk alongside the river flowing through the harbour.
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2. Aber-Ogwen - Abergwyngregyn33 views31/05/26. Walking along the shore of the Menai Strait on the Wales Coast Path.
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3. Aber-Ogwen - Abergwyngregyn33 views31/05/26. Panad time. A comfortable stop close to Glyn farm. Not to be left out, the head of one member of the party can just be seen to the left of the left most tree.
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5. Aber-Ogwen - Abergwyngregyn33 views31/05/26. After an exhilarating climb finally we reach the North Wales Path. The fairly level path ahead does not hold any problems.
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1. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian33 views28/6/26. At the starting point of the walk, at the Parys Mountain car park. A lovely day for a walk.
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2. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian33 views28/6/26. Viewing point and Visitor Information board at the western side of the main quarry. We will be making towards the sail-less windmill which can be seen on the horizon at the far end of the quarry. Photo: Gwynfor Jones.
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4. Mynydd Mawr32 views5/4/26. Starting the descent of Mynydd Mawr. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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5. Moel Siabod (A group)32 views19/04/26. On the descent. Rough going.Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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5. Moel Siabod Foothills32 views19/04/26. A long waterfall at about 1400ft. More scrambling ahead. Will it never stop.
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6. Moel Siabod Foothills32 views19/04/26. On our way down from Llyn y Foel where we had a rather chilly lunch. We are standing besides an un-named lake which has a problem with walkers feeding the penguines.
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7. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian32 views28/6/26. Nearly at the top of Mynydd Eilian. Views over Amlwch to Bull Bay are in the background.
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3. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian32 views28/6/26. The bridge across a quarried ravine joining two quarry pits. The sail-less windmill is ahead of us.Photo: Gwynfor Jones.
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1. Mynydd Mawr31 views5/4/26. On the roadside parking area at Y Frôn. The mountain that we are to climb can be seen far away in the background. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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3. Mynydd Mawr31 views5/4/26. At the summit, a panad to celebrate our achievement. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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