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4. Bala - Moel Emoel76 views23/10/25. A stop for a panad at Penmaen-canol. A very convenient low stone wall provided the seating. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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6. Bala - Moel Emoel75 views23/10/25. The descent of Moel Emoel. We are heading for our lunch site close to the first bit of woodland to the left..to the right Llyn Maen Bras. Possibly a source of water for the Rhiwlas estate.
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8. Mynytho - Abersoch75 views6/11/25. Back onto the road close to our start point. Foel Gron in the background.
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4. Talysarn - Nantlle73 views9/10/25. Off after our morning panad close to Josie Russel's studio. But we have lunch and two more hours of walking before we arrive there.
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5. Talysarn - Nantlle73 views9/10/25. Lunch surrounded by slate tips and a seat for everyone.
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5. Harlech - Foel Senigl - Moel Goedog - Moel y Gerddi73 views2/11/25. Leaving the summit of Foel Senigl on the south side with the Rhinogydd in the background.
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7. Mynytho - Abersoch73 views6/11/25. Oerddwr Cottage (out of sight on the right) where the owners are very keen to improve the surrounding paths as well as the property itself.
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6. Harlech - Foel Senigl - Moel Goedog - Moel y Gerddi72 views2/11/25. Lunch on the summit of Moel Goedog. Quite a chilly breeze on the top.
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8. Harlech - Foel Senigl - Moel Goedog - Moel y Gerddi72 views2/11/25. Nearly there. Harlech high street and about to descend the worlds steepest windy street.
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2. Yr Aran71 views18/10/25. Making our way slowly up and alongside Afon-y-Cwm. Photo: Eryl Thomas.
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2. Moelyci - Parc Drysgol70 views1/1/26. The two groups separate at this point in the walk. At the edge of a small area of woodland near Pant-y-cyff. Noel's group and Gwynfor;s group go their separate ways.
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5. Cae Gors - Rhyd Ddu Circ70 views15/1/26. The eight minute stop well spent.
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7. Bala - Moel Emoel69 views23/10/25. Following the conquering of Moel Emoel, lunch in the shelter of a patch of woodland.
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4. Harlech - Foel Senigl - Moel Goedog - Moel y Gerddi69 views2/11/25. Coming up to the summit of Foel Senegal from the north. Afon Dwyryd can be seen in the background, and possibly the Moelwyns in the far background.
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1. Cae Gors - Rhyd Ddu Circ69 views15/1/26. The group photograph close to the car park at Cae Gors. A lovely day.
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4. Cae Gors - Rhyd Ddu Circ69 views15/1/26. Time for a panad. Looking NW towards Llyn Cwellyn with Mynydd Mawr to the left of the lake and Y Garn further to the left. Y Garn marking the Rhyd Ddu end of the Nantlle Ridge.
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