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6.Moel Ddu.278 viewsMaking our way down to Tremadog with Pothmadog and Moel y Guest in the distance.
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4.Foel Goch from Llangwm277 views15th May 2011. On top of Orddu at 555 metres (1821ft).
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6.Walk between 2 beaches Porth Fawr and Porth Ceiriad276 views27/12/12. And finally what we had all been looking forward to, the fund raising tea at Idle Rocks provided by Rein and John.
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1. Bangor Circular.274 views23rd Jan 2011. At the car park at the start of the walk.
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20.Dovedale Holiday274 viewsSomeone is intent in getting crispy duck on the evening's menu. Photo: Cleaton Williams.
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5.Manganese mines & Ports of Rhiw & Ysgo274 views11/12/11. After a couple of hot punches miner Marian makes a mish (sic). Photo: Dafydd H Willams.
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4.Mynydd Gorllwyn273 viewsTowards the end. A comfort stop. Members amuse themselves in converation while waiting for an important member of the group to emerge from behind the building.
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5.Mynydd y Dref (Conwy Mountain) & Foel Lys273 viewsRhian and Pam at the 'Sheep Drop' on Conwy Mountain looking inland. There is preparation for rain.
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2.Dovedale Holiday273 viewsAll are assembled outside Newton House for the Sunday walks. Photo: Hugh Evans.
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4.Cylchdaith Nebo Circular272 viewsThe maestro issuing fresh instructions to his troops.
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1.Harlech Circular walk.272 views27th Jan 2011. Standing next to the Scotch Baptist Baptism Well. Built 1841. Waiting for those who had to go back to pay for parking their cars.
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1.Anglesey Coastal Path Cemaes to Church Bay272 views22/07/12. Our first tea stop after leaving the car park at Cemaes. A good plan comes together.
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5.Llangollen to Pontcysyllte Aqueduct271 viewsThe aqueduct. 1000 feet long and 125 feet high. Not a path for the faint hearted.
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3.Moel-y-Gyrafolen271 viewsLooking back over the power station (in the dip). We look at the ponies grazing.
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1.The Arans271 viewsThe main ascent at the start. 140m upto 560m. Cwm Cywarch in the background.
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2.The Arans271 viewsLunch at the top of Aran Fawddwy looking North towards Bala and Llyn Tegid.
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