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2.Yr Eifl 3 Peaks168 views6/12/15. Walking down the path from Tre'r Ceiri to the main road. Mynydd CarnGuwch in the background on the right.
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7.Moel Ysgyfarnogod & Foel Penolau168 views5/6/16. Past Gyrafolen and within a few hundred yards of the outward track, we have to clamber over old sheep handling and sheltering facilities.
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18.Isle of Wight Spring Holiday168 views1/5/17. Jackpot! Photo: Judith Thomas
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35.Isle of Wight Spring Holiday168 views4/5/17. "The Way Things Are" Photo: Ann White
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2.Snowdonia Slate Trail168 views25/2/18. Morning break alongside Afon Ogwen. Just south of the A55 near Felin Cochwillan. Photo: Meri Evans.
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54.Exmoor Spring Holiday168 views20/4/18. Our coach home packed and ready for off. Our driver waits patiently for the final farewells to finish. Photo: Carol Eden.
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4. Garnedd Ugain168 views23/9/18. Looking back at Crib Goch. We thought that we would give it a miss. Moel Siabod in the background. Photo: Ann Jones
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3.Cynghorion168 views23/9/18. Walking along the ridge from the summit of Moel Cynghorion with Foel Coch, Foel Gron and Moel Eilio in the background. Photo: Anet Thomas.
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3.Betws y Coed - Llyn Elsi168 views25/10/18. Llyn Elsi. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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3.Cadair Idris foothills168 views18/11/18. another 15minutes and we will be at Llyn Cadair and lunch.
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5.Cadair Idris foothills168 views18/11/18. Starting the descent from Llyn Cadair. Y Garn & the Rhinogs in the background.
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1.Manod Mawr168 views12/5/19. Starting from the car par at Cae Clyd, Blaenau Ffestiniog.
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4.Manod Mawr168 views12/5/19. Outside the Manod WWII Art Repository, Cwt-y-Bugail. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Cwm Teigl / Cwm Cynfal168 views24/10/19. Lunching near Teiliau Isaf and the disused railway line near the A470 close to Llan Ffestiniog. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Cwm Teigl / Cwm Cynfal168 views24/10/19. A short stop alongside the River Teigl. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2.Capel Curig - Ty-hyll circular. 'B' walk.168 views3/11/19. The plaque refers to a deconsectrated chapel beautifully converted into holiday accommodation. Not the wooden shed, but a stone building behind and to the right of the two posers. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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