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4. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian30 views28/6/26. The highest point in the quarry 147 metres, close to the windmill. So far so good. The windmill acts as a visitor information centre. We sat outside to have our morning panad.
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9. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian30 views28/6/26. On our way back. With the hill Yr Hald (105 metres) to the left on the photo we are on the return and will shortly be walking through grassland on the southern side of Parys Mountain. There was just a little hold up at the stile.
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2. Mynydd Mawr29 views5/4/26. On our way up Mynydd Mawr with not far to go. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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4. Moel Siabod (A group)29 views19/04/26. On the summit of Moel Siabod. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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5. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian29 views28/6/26. The steam pump-house at the eastern edge of the quarry. No sign of the machinery. It is home to a large bird's nest made from tree branches. The bird species unknown but it must be a big one.
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7. Moel Siabod (A group)28 views19/04/26. From the summit facing west. Centre background Y Lliwedd & Gallt y Wenallt. Left background: Y Wyddfa. Photo: Mags McQuilling Jones.
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2. Moel Siabod Foothills28 views19/04/26. What an amazing sight, clusters of tadpoles. All crowded in the shallower warmer parts of the pool. They didn't move until we got close.
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8. Parys Mountain - Mynydd Eilian28 views28/6/26. The trig point on the summit of Mynydd Eilian at 177 metres. Time for lunch.
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6. Moel Siabod (A group)27 views19/04/26. From the summit facing NW. Tryfan, centre background, Carnedd Dafydd, right background. Photo: Mags McQuilling Jones.
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