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4.Cwmystradllyn-Moel-ddu-Bryn Banog178 views27/6/21. Halfway down from Moel-ddu and looking across to Moel Hebog. Thankfully not on today's itinerary.
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2.Tomen-y-Mur, Trawsfynydd177 views23/11/17. The ideal spot for lunch. Our primative ancestoral skills enable each of us to select a safe seating position. A Photo: Judith Thomas.
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4.Dolwyddelan-Ty Mawr Wybrnant177 views3/12/17. Ty Mawr Wybrnant a traditional stone-built upland 16th-century farmhouse. It was the birthplace of Bishop William Morgan, first translator of the whole Bible into Welsh. Photo: judith Thomas.
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1.Llanystumdwy177 views11/2/18. Setting off from the car park in Llanystumdwy.
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2.Maentwrog circular177 views15/2/18. On the banks of the river Dwyryd with Plas Tanybwlch in the background. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Maentwrog circular177 views15/2/18. On the terrace at Plas Tanybwlch. Just one rose was changed for this photograph. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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2.Arthog - Cregennen Lakes177 views25/3/18. A steady climb past the Arthog Waterfalls on Afon Arthog near Pant Phylip. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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7.Cader Idris177 views9/9/18. The group taking a rest just before crossing a slate bridge and rejoining the Minffordd path.
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3. Afon Dwyryd. A walk.177 views7/10/18. On the Plas Tan-y-Bwlch drive as it descends towards the Oakley Arms.
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1.Cadair Idris foothills177 views18/11/18. Starting off from the public car park close to Llyn Gwernan, Islaw'r-dref.
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6.Llanddona to Beaumaris177 views24/2/19. The remains of the Penmon Priory in the background. Just four miles to Beaumaris.
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1.Llwyngwril 'A' Walk177 views10/3/19. In the car park in Llwyngwril. Ready for off. The sun is out.
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7.Capelulo177 views7/4/19. The bridge shot. Crossing Afon Gyrach.
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3.Moel-ddu177 views21/4/19. A quick pose next to the curved wall of the Gorseddau derelict quarry. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Moel Hebog177 views21/04/19. On our way up.
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4. Malhamdale 2019177 views3rd-10th May 2019. On top of a very chilly Pen-y-Ghent. Although one can't tell from the photograph, the summit was pack with walkers of all ages. Photo: Hugh Evans.
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