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6.Diffwys, Y Llethr & Rhinog Fach172 views27/04/14. Near the end of our walk, we hear our first cuckoo of the year. Initially somewhat shy but quickly becoming demented.
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2.Arenig Fawr172 views11/05/14. There seems to have been heavy rain overnight. The photographer has yet to cross the "bridge". There is an air of anticipation on the far side of the stream and an air of foreboding on this side.
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6.Arenig Fawr172 views11/05/14. After lunch we head out on a low level walk. In true Tecwyn tradition.... no path... but a better class of bridge. Mynydd Nodol in the background.
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9.Y Garn172 views31/8/14. Dafydd meets up with an old friend, Baatec, who is half man/half sheep and has managed to avoid being sheared this year. Dafydd's expression is worth studying.
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3.Tal y Bont to Harlech Taith Ardudwy Way172 views28/9/14. Tea break at Pont Scethin. Photo: Dafydd Williams
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4.Cwm Pennant circular172 views1/2/15. When is that coffee break? Background: R-L Moel Hebog, Moel yr Ogof and Moel Lefn.
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4.Betws y Coed to Capel Garmon172 views29/3/15. Mud, mud, glorious mud. An unavaoidably dirty walk at Penrhyddion Uchaf.
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1.Arenig Fawr172 views26/4/15. Walking up the track from Moel y Garth to Llyn Arenig Fawr. Photo: Catrin Williams.
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14.Holiday 2015 Monk Coniston 172 views20/4/15. Photo: Ann White
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39.Holiday 2015 Monk Coniston172 views23/4/15. Photo: Carol Eden
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24.Holiday 2015 Monk Coniston172 views21/4/15. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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5.Moelfre172 views14/5/15. Neolithic burial site with its massive stone, dates back to 2500/4000 B.C. Noel provides the information. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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5. Y Fron172 views24/5/15. Our second summit. Moel Tryfan. Visited by Charles Darwin but not recently. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Rhinog Fawr172 views13/9/15. All are ready for off at the car park at Cwm Buchan. The conditions seem ideal.
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6.Yr Eifl 3 Peaks172 views6/12/15. At the top of the Bwlch. The peaks of Gyrn Ddu & Gyrn Goch the other side of the valley. Some of us now tackle the 444m high Trefor Mountain while others wait. Just a mile to get back to the car park.
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2. Around Moel Dyniewyd172 views20/12/15. The Afon Glaslyn in full flow lapping at the footpath. A bit further on the path was underwater. We had to take a detour.
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