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3.Pystyll & Moel Gwynus 214 views8/12/13. Lunch-time after 4.5miles not far from Bwlch. Two photographs have been combined to get everybody in. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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5.Criccieth Hinterland214 views22/12/13. Llanstumdwy. We pose outside the entrance to Lloyd George' grave before joining the Wales Coastal Path to Criccieth. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Cwm Nantcol213 views19/9/13. After lunch Gwenda is still in the lead. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2.Craig y Llyn a Braich Ddu C walk.212 views18/08/13. A plaque marking Gwynfor Evans' grave at an old cemetry near Gallestra below Cader Idris. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Coed-y-Brenin waterfalls212 views10/11/13. A part of the path near Pont Gwyn-fynydd.
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3.Craig y Llyn a Braich Ddu. A walk.210 views18/08/13. Descending Tyrrau Mawr after an envigerating cup of tea/coffee. Photo: Roy Milner.
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2.Cwm Nantcol210 views19/9/13. Quiet descends on the group as the serious science of calorie intake is contemplated. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2.Moel-y-Guest210 views26/12/13. All lined up for a quick pose. Photo: Dafydd Williams
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4.Craig y Llyn a Braich Ddu. A walk.209 views18/08/13. Finally lunch at Craig-y-Llyn. Photo: Roy Milner.
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2.Foel Ganol Ridge & Drum209 views29/9/13. From the side of Foel Ganol. It seems to be less windy. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Foel Ganol Ridge & Drum209 views29/9/13. The returning group met by the photgrapher near the end of the walk in the Afon Anafon valley. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Criccieth Hinterland209 views22/12/13. Coming back onto a very wet track near Tyddyn cethin.
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1.Borth-y-Gest208 views4/8/13. 45 minutes into the walk a quick coffee break before we are hit by the rain. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Cwm Nantcol207 views19/9/13. In the car park of the Victoria pub in Llanbedr after celebrating the end of the walk. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Edern Garnfadryn Circular207 views17/10/13. A little church by Tan Llan Farm. Photo: Tecwyn Williams.
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2.Criccieth Hinterland207 views22/12/13. Just over an hour and a half of walking and a tea break is needed. A chance to inspect a cromlech which is close to Ystumcedig-Isaf farm.
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