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7. Malhamdale 2019188 views3rd-10th May 2019. Day 3. The medium group nears the end of its walk at Newfield Hall. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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7.Treborth & Faenol linear188 views23/05/19. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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1.Mallwyd188 views25/8/19. Crossing one of several fords near the beginning of the walk. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2.Aber Falls / Carneddau188 views20/10/19. In the National Park Interpretation Centre on the path to the falls. A chance to see the topography of our walk.
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2.Tal-y-bont188 views20/10/19. A spot close to Bryn Hall. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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6.Coed y Brenin188 views7/11/19. And again. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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5.A stroll around the Trawsfynydd Hills188 views26/1/20. Into Coed Llennyrch and crossing a tributary of Afon Prysor in Ceunant Geifr (Goat Gorge). No one fell in.
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12.Winter Lunch - Nefyn Golf Club188 views23/1/20. Photo: Nick White
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6.Beddgelert - Blaen Nanmor188 views23/2/20. Climbing up from Nantmor, Travelling east close to Carneddi
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5.Beddgelert - Blaen Nanmor188 views23/2/20. Morning break at the National Trust car park at Nantmor. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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7.Rowen- Pen-y-Gaer188 views17/10/21. No. Members did not arrive at the pub on horseback. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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2.Clynnog Hills188 views1/1/23. Travelling upwards on the narrow lane some 3/4 mls from Llanaelhaearn close to Planwydd.
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7.Clynnog Hills188 views1/1/23. Descending from our lunch spot with the dark rocky summit of Gyrn Ddu in the background.
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13.Church Stretton April 2014187 viewsA well earned and lubricated rest. Photo: Alan Edwards.
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10.Church Stretton April 2014187 viewsOn our way off Caer Caradog with The Lawley in the background. Photo: Hugh Evans.
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2.Mynydd Cribau187 views3/8/14. Just before we move on after our elevenses. The memorial commemorates the fact that Lord Ancaster permitted the building of the dam and the use of the lake as a water supply.
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