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4.Eisteddfa Fisheries - Penmorfa113 views13/4/23. Emerging from the land around Wern Manor on the Penmorfa Road just outside Penmorfa.
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8.Capel Curig - Llyn Crafnant - Llyn Geirionydd113 views23/4/23. Close to Nyth Bran and the end of the walk. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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3.Cwm Pennant113 views27/04/23.The turn to walk down to the Cwm Pennant road. Decisions are being made.
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5.Cwm-y-Glo113 views8/6/23. Travelling south east with Nant Peris on our left with the Llanberis Pass ahead.
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6.Llanfairfechan - Drum113 views18/06/23. About to descend to the saddle between Foel-Ganol and the peak beyond Foel Dduarth.
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1.Llanfachreth - 'Coed-y-Brenin'113 views16/07/23. About to set off from the car park in Llanfachreth.
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5.Llanfachreth - 'Coed-y-Brenin'113 views16/07/23. Just below Mynydd Pen-ros. Crossing the Afon Wen for the last time with a very steep path ahead to get us out of the valley.
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2.Moel Wnion-Moel Faban113 views22/10/23. On the North Wales Path near Coed Bronydd Isaf.
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6.Moel Wnion-Moel Faban113 views22/10/23. On the side of Moel Faban looking SE towards Nant Ffrancon at R-L Carnedd y Filiast, Mynydd Perfedd, Foel-Goch, Yr Garn.
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1.Cwmystradllyn113 views23/11/23. Starting off from the car park at Llyn Cwmystradllyn. the reservoir is behind us and in the background in the clouds on the left Moel Hebog.
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6. Llanbedr - Artro - Cwm Nantcol113 views15/2/24. Coming back down on to some level ground as we return to the camping site.
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5. Llandrillo - Bwlch Maen Gwynedd.113 views25/2/24. A close up of the crystals of ice on the heather stems.
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6.Porth Meudwy - Mynydd Anelog113 views28/3/24. The earthen wall provides some shelter from the wind.
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8.Talsarnau Circuit113 views5/5/24. Leaving the road at Soar travelling SW towards Black Wood. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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4. Tyrrau Mawr113 views19/05/24. Leaving our morning panad site to start the slog up to the Pony Path.
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8.Maesglase, Maen Du & Craig Rhiw-erch113 views2/6/24. But we were not satisfied, we had to go on to Craig Rhiw-erch at 2202ft. A pile of stones marked the summit or we would never have known, as it is a dome type summit.
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