Jul-Dec17

1 Friog Blue Lake & Arthog Waterfalls.144 views17/12/17. After battling through wind and torrential rain we arrive at Friog Blue lake. This one was the only one taken on the walk. For some reason we are the only ones there. Photo: Dafydd Williams.

7.Llanberis Waterfall147 views21/12/17. The 20ft high sword sculpture 'Llafn y Cewri'. (Blade of the Giants). Photo: Dafydd Williams.

6.Llanberis Waterfall136 views21/12/17. A detour was made to visit the distinctive round tower of Llywelyn Fawr’s Castell Dolbadarn. Photo: Dafydd Williams.

5.Llanberis Waterfall139 views21/12/17. On our way over to Dolbadarn Castle. Photo: Dafydd Williams.

4.Llanberis Waterfall134 views21/12/17. Father Christmas in training. Photo: Dafydd Williams.

3.Llanberis Waterfall132 views21/12/17. Just double checking the route. Photo: Dafydd Williams.

2.Llanberis Waterfall133 views21/12/17. A brief stop alongside the Snowdon Mountain Railway. Photo: Dafydd Williams.

1.Llanberis Waterfall137 views21/12/17. The waterfall at Llanberis. Not far from the Snowdon Mountain Railway. Photo: Dafydd Williams.

7.Clynnog Hills134 views31/12/17. A miners track takes us back towards Clynnog Fawr, with Gyrn Ddu and Gyrn Goch to our right. Photo: Anet Thomas

6.Clynnog Hills144 views31/12/17. Nearly at the bottom where we turn NE, parallel to the main Pwllheli-Caernarfon road.

5.Clynnog Hills137 views31/12/17. Passing south of Gyrn Ddu with Mynydd Carnguwch, Tre'r Ceiri, and yr Eifl in the background to the WSW.

4.Clynnog Hills141 views31/12/17. Another summit bagged. Bwlch Mawr.

3.Clynnog Hills141 views31/12/17. Well up the hill and needing a rest. Just another 600ft to go. Looking North with Anglesey and the SW end of Menai Strait in the distance.

2.Clynnog Hills156 views31/12/17. It may be Pen-yr-allt-uchaf but the rest of the allt Bwlch Mawr) can be seen in the background.

1.Clynnog Hills204 views31/12/17. The start next to the closed y Beuno Hotel in Clynnog Fawr.

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