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5.Foel Fawr, Graig Wen and gold mine206 views29/1/17. Leaving the summit of Graig Wen to go down to the disused gold mines.
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5.Spring Reunion Luncheon, Estuary Lodge Hotel, Talsarnau.206 views18/5/17. Photo: Ann White
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4.Spring Reunion Luncheon, Estuary Lodge Hotel, Talsarnau.206 views18/5/17. Photo: Ann White
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41.Isle of Wight Spring Holiday206 views5/5/17. The Calbourne to Freshwater Bay walk. The A walkers on the fossil beach. Photo: Hugh Evans.
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2.Cnicht B walk206 views27/8/17. The bridge at Gelli-Iago. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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7.Llanberis Waterfall206 views21/12/17. The 20ft high sword sculpture 'Llafn y Cewri'. (Blade of the Giants). Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Llandonna - Traeth Lligwy206 views30/06/19. Another memorial not far from the one to Richard Evans. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Moel Goedog-Bryn Cader Faner, bronze age trail206 views13/9/20. Bryn Cader Faner in sight.
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4.Beddgelert - Dinas Emrys206 views13/01/22. a huge and intricate ‘dragon’ seat apparently carved in situ from a solid piece of fallen tree stump. Photo: Megan Mentzoni
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2.Llangybi, Bronmiod, Pen y Gaer, three hills and a ffynnon.205 views27/5/12. A brief break as we walk through woodland just above the well (spring).
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2.Cwm Prysor, Bwlch y Bi, Viaduct205 views11/11/12. The leader points out that the invisible path has just made a 90º turn. Note to self: "Stay behind leader".
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4.Garndolbenmaen Circular205 views27/10/13. Badger cam catches four clambering over a fence. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2.Penllech205 views28/11/13. Still quite leisurely. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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6.Porth Oer to Porth Ysgaden205 views16/2/14. At Porth Ty Mawr with our lunch site in the background. One of our number is reluctant to leave such a comfortable spot.
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1.Llaniestyn205 views27/11/14. A beautiful late autumn day - lunch time with the Irish Sea coast in the background. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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7.Llyn Crafnant & Geirionydd205 views15/2/15. We have just emerged from a bog to find a newly surfaced path. We're nearly home. Clogwyn Mawr on the right and a misty Creigiau'r Gelli on the left the background.
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