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2.Llanuwchllyn183 views28/1/18. A tree across the path is soon raised out of the way by one of the club's stronger members.
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44.Exmoor Spring Holiday183 views18/4/18. From above the Valley of the Rocks looking down on Lee Abbey and our lunchtime picnic spot on the beach beyond. Photo: Hugh Evans.
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42.Exmoor Spring Holiday183 views18/4/18. A coffee break and a bit of a relax at Hillford Bridge. Photo: Judith Thomas.
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4. Garnedd Ugain183 views23/9/18. Looking back at Crib Goch. We thought that we would give it a miss. Moel Siabod in the background. Photo: Ann Jones
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2.Coed y Brenin183 views7/11/19. Steady waling pace. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Clynnog Hills183 views17/11/19. Setting off from the car park in Llanaelhaearn with Tre'r Ceiri in the background.
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3.Clynnog Hills183 views17/11/19. Ascending the south side of Gyrn Ddu close to the summit. We bypassed the summit and made for the summit of Gyrn Goch.
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2.Mynydd Nefyn183 views21/11/109. On top of Gwylwyr with Mynydd Boduan in the background. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Mount Pleasant - Bryn Glas Road Circuit183 views20/9/20. At the disused quarry at Penrhyn Glas. Nant Gwrtheyrn can be seen in the background.
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4.Mount Pleasant - Bryn Glas Road Circuit183 views20/9/20. Passing the church and Rupert Davis (Maigret) and wife Jessica Davies' grave at Pistyll.
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5.Mount Pleasant - Bryn Glas Road Circuit183 views20/9/20. Coming down from Carreglefain (Echo Mountain)
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1.Criccieth - Rhoslan183 views27/9/20. In the surgery car park, Criccieth prior to the start and the leader's stern lecture on the Covid-19 prevention measures. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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6.Criccieth to Pont Dolbenmaen183 views4/10/20. A brief stop after passing over a stile near Ystum-cedig-ganol. Time for a chat and empty the water from the boots. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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1.Criccieth -Black Rock-Pentrefelin183 views11/10/20. In Criccieth and ready for off.
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7.Dyffryn Maentwrog183 views22/11/20. It doesn't look it but this was the steepest descent of the walk before breaking out of the forest and getting fabulous views over Afon Dwyryd and its estuary.
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4.Pentrefelin - Craig-y-Gesail183 views6/12/20.Coming to the end of the steep climb up from Penmorfa to Carreg y Gesail.
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