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1.Moelwyns276 viewsThe group on it's way down from Moelwyn Bach. Photo: Noel Davey.
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5.Tremadog 2/12/10276 viewsA few yards further on we came across some very small ponies.
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2.Foel Goch from Llangwm276 views15th May 2011. Bluebells along side the track between Garthmeilio and Pen yr ardd.
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3.Foel Fras276 views30th June 2011. The stepping stones at Nant y Coed. No one fell in! Photo: Tecwyn Williams.
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6.Mynydd Nodol.276 viewsThe Llyn Celyn earth dam. We will finished our walk at the end of the dam but not before a quick panad.
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5.Carnedd y Filiast, Elidir Fawr276 views5/8/12. Ascending Elidir Fawr from the Bwlch y Marchlyn side (East). Behind Foel Goch is Pen yr Ole Wen, Tryfan and the Glyders.
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5.Glasgwm & Cwm Cywarch.275 viewsDescending into Cwm Cywarch looking towards our first ascent with Creigiau Camddwr and Gwaun y Llwyni in the background.
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6.Mynydd Mawr275 views19/08/12. Didn't we do well. We join our outgoing path at the top of Bwlch y Moch and look back at what we had to climb in order to get up to Foel Rûdd. Again Snowdon in the background.
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31.Dartmoor April 2013.275 views23/04/13. Our day off in Newton Abbot. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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2.Moel Cynghorion to Moel Eilio274 viewsFurther up the Llanberis path Judith tries to thumb a lift.
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1.Ynys Enlli. Dafydd Williams's trip to Bardsey.274 viewsSunday the 22 August 2010. Taken from the ridge Mynydd Enlli which runs North-South at just over 500 feet. The ridge is easily achieved from both the North and South. The lighthouse is on the south peninsula and is still operative. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Carn Fadryn274 views10th Mar 2011. In the foot hills of Garnfadryn looking north towards Porthdinllaen. Photo: Meirion Owen.
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15.Dovedale Holiday274 viewsA tunnel of bloom. Almost like a wedding. Photo: Cleaton Williams.
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3.Mynydd Mawr274 views19/08/12. Scant shelter at lunchtime on top of Mynydd Mawr. Dafydd's legs problem becomes apparent.
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2.Offa's Dyke, North Section274 views15/06/13. Seven days later. Standing under the sculpture which marks the northern end of the Offa's Dyke path at Prestatyn. We covered 101.5 miles on the path which was only 96.9miles long! We take our hats off to Heather, Jude and friends who did the whole length of the path in one go - amazing. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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5.Sarn Helen, Lledr Valley273 viewsWalking down to Roman Bridge railway station.
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