| Image search results - "May14" |
6.Bardsey216 views01/05/14. The lighthouse in the mist. Photo: Dafydd Williams
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5.Bardsey192 views01/05/14. A walking group. Photo: Dafydd Williams
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4.Bardsey187 views01/05/14. Lunch. Photo: Dafydd Williams
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3.Bardsey193 views01/05/14. A smooth crossing. Photo: Dafydd Williams
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2.Bardsey203 views01/05/14. The second group for crossing. Photo: Glyn Roberts
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1.Bardsey191 views01/05/14. The first group for crossing. Photo: Dafydd Williams
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6.Arenig Fawr149 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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5.Arenig Fawr145 views11/05/14. Just the horizontal ladder to negotiate and then its lunch in the bothy on the left.
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4.Arenig Fawr143 views11/05/14. On our way back down to the bothy and lunch.
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3.Arenig Fawr137 views11/05/14. Similar to the first photograph but look at our smiles. Smiles despite the rain and wind speeds over 50mph (including an 84.5mph gust). We have reached Carreg Lefain. However this is where we turn back because of low cloud and the wind.
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2.Arenig Fawr138 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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1.Arenig Fawr136 views11/05/14. A bit wet and a bit windy but where else would we want to be.
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6..Coed y Brenin Waterfall Walk143 views15/5/14. The sting in the tail. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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5.Coed y Brenin Waterfall Walk142 views15/5/14. Under the watchful eye of his wife, Tecwyn takes a moment to point out the latest features on the new ruckstack being 'worn' by his reluctant model. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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4.Coed y Brenin Waterfall Walk114 views15/5/14. A discussion going on at the front whilst those at the back wait patiently. Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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3.Coed y Brenin Waterfall Walk131 views15/5/14. Our photographer is showing his artistic bent. He has called this "Bluebells". Photo: Dafydd Williams.
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