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21.Dovedale Holiday303 viewsThe folk dancing night is in full swing. Photo: Nick & Ann White.
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5. Dwyfor - Lon Goed303 views3/1/16. Another lunchtime group. Good sitting positions were hard to find.
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2.Capel Garmon302 views14/6/09. The Chambered Long Cairne, close to the start of the walk. Members taking a bit of time for reflection before jumping into the communal burial tomb. It dates from 1500BC.
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3.Llyn Trawsfynydd & Tomen y Mur.302 views9th Jan 2011. Looking back the way we have come with the dam and the mountains behind. The Moelwyns and Yr Arddu in the distance.
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5.Bangor Circular.302 views23rd Jan 2011. Making our way back alongside the Menai Straits
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6.Pumlumon.302 views29th May 2011. The descent from the resevoir Nant y Llun with Banc Llechwedd-mawr and Banc Lluestnewydd in the background.
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2.Ian's 80th birthday celebration walk302 views29/6/17. All smiles despite the rain as we make our way to Beddgelert. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Llanystumdwy302 views4/1/18. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Capel Garmon301 views14/6/09. Approaching Mynydd Garthmyn and lunch.
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3.Bwlch yr Eifl From Trefor301 views8/1/2012. We descend out of cloud on Tre'r Ceiri as we approach our picnic site.
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2.Foel Ganol Ridge & Drum301 views29/9/13. From the side of Foel Ganol. It seems to be less windy. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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5.Talysarn – Llanberis (part of 4 valleys walk)301 views04/01/15. About tothe edge of Cwm Gwyrfai with Moel Tryfan our of the photo to the left, Mynydd Mawr to the right and Moel Eilio in the background.
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3. Dwyfor - Lon Goed301 views3/1/16. Old railway employee's cottage alongside the rail track bed.
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3.Glyders301 views3/7/16. A quick breather to take in the scenery. Llyn y Cwn to the left, the top of the Devil's Kitchen behind us and Pen yr Ole Wen in the background. Photo: Heather Stanton.
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3.Mynydd Gorllwyn300 viewsHalf way through the walk Ian stands to the right to give some idea of scale.
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8.Dovedale Holiday300 viewsThe countryside in the area of Newton House, showing the characteristic dry stone walling. Photo: Hugh Evans.
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