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5.Nantlle Ridge West to East210 views24/4/16. Mid way cresting Trum y Ddysgl. Photo: Roy Milnes.
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4.Great Orme, Llandudno210 views9/6/16. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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6.Cregennen Lakes from Arthog210 views6/11/16. Photo: Roy Milner. A short tea break now we are back on the Mawddach Trail at Penrhyn Cregin. The very tame robin looking for crumbs from our table is not visible. Just over 1.8 miles to go to the end.
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3.Porth Oer / Whistling Sands210 views24/11/16. The outskirts of Aberdaron. The going is good. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Porth Oer / Whistling Sands210 views24/11/16. The outskirts of Aberdaron. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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6.Winter Dinner - Nefyn & District Golf Club210 views13/2/17.Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Moel Ddu210 views12/3/17. On top of the northern peak of Moel-ddu. We didn't have to do this peak but nobody was goiing to stop up even with lunch waiting for us below. Wind chill 0 deg C. Photo: Heather Stanton.
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3.Spring Reunion Luncheon, Estuary Lodge Hotel, Talsarnau.210 views18/5/17. Photo: Ann White
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4.Beddgelert-Nantmor 209 views3/10/13. Members quite spread out as they pass the camera. Photo: 'Badger Cam' (Dafydd Williams).
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1.Llyn Morwynion & Rhaeadr y Cwm 209 views6/2/14. Lunch. Photo: Tecwyn Williams.
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2.Beddgelert to Rhyd Ddu Return209 views30/3/14. Close to Pont Cae Gors. Moel Lefn in the background.
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6.Beddgelert to Rhyd Ddu Return209 views30/3/14. Entering Beddgelert at the end of the walk.
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2.Llyn Trawsfynydd209 views3/4/14. Just after lunch the group approaches the foot bridge. Some are not looking forward to the experience.
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3.Manod Mawr & Sarn Helen209 views8/6/14. At the top of Manod Mawr. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Aran Benllyn, Aran Fawddwy209 views14/9/14. Decending from Aran Fawddwy. In the distance on the right, the ridge (Erw y Ddafad Ddu) we are going to take, down to the head of Cwm Llwydd. It is interesting to see how many walkers have not noticed that the fence on the left hand side of the right hand style has gone.
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2.Porth Oer to Aberdaron209 views1/3/15. With Mynydd Anelog behind us we look north to see the way we have come. Mynydd Cerrig, close to our starting point, can be seen in the background.
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