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6.Glyders252 views17th April 2011. The final tea break. On Bwlch Tryfan with steep slopes of Tryfan in the background.
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2.Glyders251 views17th April 2011. The start of the Devil's Kitchen with Llyn Idwal in the background.
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1.Annual Spring Reunion lunch251 views26th May 2011. Photos taken during the lunch by Dafydd H Williams.
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3.Llyn Mair-Woodland Walk.251 views2nd June 2011. The comfortable seat at lunchtime is an anathema to some. Photo: Nick White.
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4.Glyders250 views17th April 2011. Ah, Pam, having a dry lunch with the very wet picnic site of two weeks ago on shoulder of Snowdon conveniently visible in the background.
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4.Moel Oernant.250 views1st May 2011. Nearly at the summit of Moel Oernant looking north west towards the Moelwyns, Moel Druman and Allt-Fawr.
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1.Arenig Fach249 views6th Mar 2011. Starting off from the car park alongside Llyn Celyn.
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3.Moel Oernant.247 views1st May 2011. A miracle. Just in time for the coffee break; a picnic bench and table.
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5.Moel Oernant.246 views1st May 2011. A bit further on a photo opportunity; still looking to the north west.
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2.Criccieth AGM Walk245 views24th Mar 2011. We turned inland here at Rhiw-for-fawr. A brief stop to keep everyone together.
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4.Arenig Fach243 views6th Mar 2011. About half way up the side. The fence providing a welcome handhold. Carnedd Llechwedd-llyfn in the background.
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3.Annual Spring Reunion lunch243 views26th May 2011. Photos taken during the lunch by Dafydd H Williams.
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19.Dovedale Holiday242 viewsMore posers in the middle of the River Dove. Photo: Meirion Owen.
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2.Arenig Fach241 views6th Mar 2011. Approaching Llyn Arenig Fach with the mountains Carnedd Llechwedd-llyfn, Carnedd Llechwedd-llyfn, Foel-Boeth and Brottos in the background.
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6.Barmouth to Tal y Bont Taith Ardudwy stage 1.241 views20th Mar 2011. A welcome tea break at Pont Fadog before the last leg to Tal-y-bont.
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5.Barmouth to Tal y Bont Taith Ardudwy stage 1.240 views20th Mar 2011. We seem to be getting wetter but manage a smile as we reach Bwlch y Rhiwgyr. The highest point of the walk at 457m.
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