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6.Talybont/Conway Valley - Dulyn & Melynllyn Reservoirs18 views8/10/23. Lunch beside a very upmarket bothy, It was a shirt sleeves job as it was so summery.
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2.Moel Wnion-Moel Faban18 views22/10/23. On the North Wales Path near Coed Bronydd Isaf.
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6.Llanbedrog Head18 views9/11/23. The first three at the top of the path rewarded by a hail storm.
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8.Llanbedrog Head18 views9/11/23. At the Iron Man above Llanbedrog.
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1. Dyffryn Maentwrog18 views19/11/23. Starting off from the layby at Coed Cae Fali. Umbrellas are optional.
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1.Basic First Aid Course - Efailnewydd Chapel Vestry18 views22/11/23. The nine of the ten club members with the Medi-Tec instructor (fourth lady from the left on the front row) at the end of the training session.
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2.Cwmystradllyn18 views23/11/23. Just beyond the dam wall a short wait to get everybody over the style. The slopes of Moel-ddu are behind us.
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1.Eifionydd Circular18 views17/12/23. Starting off from the car park in Llanystumdwy.
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3.Garn III18 views11/2/24. Just emerged from Ffridd Bryn-melyn. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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8. Llandrillo - Bwlch Maen Gwynedd.18 views25/2/24. On the outskirts of Llandrillo close to the end of the walk. What is being talked about?
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7. Llandrillo - Bwlch Maen Gwynedd.18 views25/2/24. Standing in the stone circle at the top of Moel Ty Uchaf. No UFO's in sight. Mynydd Mynyllod is behind the group.
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2. Llandrillo - Bwlch Maen Gwynedd.18 views25/2/24. Into the Open Access land about 1.5 miles from the start. A brief stop to see what the Visitor Information Board has to tell us. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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3.Conwy - Abergwyngregyn18 views7/4/24. Ready to start the climb up the valley which is between Penmaen Bach and Mynydd y Dref.
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4.Conwy - Abergwyngregyn18 views7/4/24. A brief break in the climb at a small lake made for use by the nearby now disused quarry.
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7.Conwy - Abergwyngregyn18 views7/4/24. Finally starting the descent down to Llanfairfechan at last.
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9.Conwy - Abergwyngregyn18 views7/4/24. A half an hour afternoon tea break at the Beech Pavilion Café on the front at Llanfairfechan. Close to, thanks to the wind, a very rough 'Model boating lake'. Nobody was trying out their model boats for some reason!
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