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3.Shoulder of Snowdon207 views3rd Apr 2011. On the top at Tryfan with a brief clear spell enabling a view up the Llanberis Pass.
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3.Beddgelert double circuit.206 views20th Feb 2011. The B walkers making for the lunch site (we hope) at the top of Cwm Buchan which can be seen in the distance.
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5.Barmouth to Tal y Bont Taith Ardudwy stage 1.206 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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3.Glyders206 views17th April 2011. The summit of Glyder Fawr and a very welcome lunch. Pam can't be seen.
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1.Barmouth to Tal y Bont Taith Ardudwy stage 1.205 views20th Mar 2011. Members outside the Sundancer Disco in Barmouth. A scene in complete contrast to the night before.
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1.Criccieth AGM Walk203 views24th Mar 2011. Walk leader adjusts his pole before starting off with 40 other walkers.
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2.Shoulder of Snowdon203 views3rd Apr 2011. Half an hour into the walk, near Cadair Ellyll with Elidir Fawr in the background.
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4.Barmouth to Tal y Bont Taith Ardudwy stage 1.201 viewsAnother welcome descent with Bwlch Cwnmaria on our left and the Mawddach Estuary on our right. This is when it starts to get wet.
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2.Barmouth to Tal y Bont Taith Ardudwy stage 1.201 views20th Mar 2011. We pass the chapel on our right as we head up up the Garn and out of town.
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3.Arenig Fach200 views6th Mar 2011. Leaving Llyn Arenig Fach after a brief stop the challenge, Arenig Fach, awaits.
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3.Barmouth to Tal y Bont Taith Ardudwy stage 1.200 views20th Mar 2011. A brief dip in an otherwise slow ascent as we approach Gellfawr.
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2.Moel Oernant.200 views1st May 2011. Approaching Bwlch-gwn-uchaf where we turn south to join the track of the disused railway.
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5.Glyders200 views17th April 2011. Nonchalant bravery being displayed. No concern shown for the 1000s of centimetres of drop below.
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7.Glyders197 viewsThe last few steps of the trek before we go down to the car park.
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4.Shoulder of Snowdon193 views3rd Apr 2011. A bit further on, looking back down to Llyn Peris.
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