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1.Croesor Circular212 views19/3/15. .Le déjeuner sur le parking à Croesor. No crêpes and no bathing. Photo: Ann White
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2.Betws y Coed to Capel Garmon212 views29/3/15. It is still raining as we stop for our morning coffee break at Maes Madog. There was no sitting down. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2.Cwm Bychan212 views12/04/15. The group at Coed Mawr. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Arenig Fawr212 views26/4/15. On top of Arenig Fawr, Moel y Egwys, with the trg point and the memorial to the crew of the 303rd Bomb Group (Heavy), USAAF, Flying Fortress which crashed on the Arenig 4th August 1943. Photo: Catrin Williams.
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40.Holiday 2015 Monk Coniston212 views23/4/15. Photo: Jan Atherton
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5.Moelfre212 views14/5/15. Neolithic burial site with its massive stone, dates back to 2500/4000 B.C. Noel provides the information. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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5.Beddgelert212 views28/5/15. On the Fishermans' Path back up to Beddgelert. Photo: Nick White.
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1.Cwm Croesor212 views19/7/15. In the car park at Croesor. Ian get closer to his dream of being pushed up a mountain in a chair. Colin and Mary also look as so they have a dream. In their case it involves, the pram, its occupant and the river behind the photographer. Photo: Dafydd Williams
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3.Cwm Croesor212 views19/7/15. Coffee/tea break at the Croesor Quarry. Photo: Dafydd Williams
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2.Tremadog – Cwm Ystradllyn circ212 views2/8/15. Close to Meinir Hirion we turn north east. Moel Hebog in the background.
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2.Panorama walk Barmouth212 views6/8/15. Monarch of the Glen. Photo: Dafydd Williams
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5.Around Moel Hebog212 views30/8/15. The leader chooses his path carefully. Photo:Roy Milnes
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4.Llanfrothen212 views17/9/15 Five are keen to set off. Photo: Dafydd Williams
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3.Beddgelert Three Peaks212 views27/9/15. while others at lunch, contemplate "Life, the Universe, and Everything" The Nantlle Ridge in the background. Photo: Roy Milnes.
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4.Porth Neigwl to Llanbedrog linear coast walk212 views8/11/15. Steady progress despite the wind and rain. Photo: Roy Milnes
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1.Gyrn Ddu, Gyrn Goch, Bwlch Mawr.212 views14/2/16. At 1000ft, turning north after reach the bwlch. Gyrn ddu in the background. Excellent weather.
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