Tag Archives: Snowdonia

#329 – – Moel Hebog and Owain Glyndwr’s cave

Posted on 20/02/2023 by Paul Shorrock

For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in to a new window, then exit that window to go back – go on, it really does work! The Snowdonia National Park, now more correctly referred to … Continue reading →

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#315 – The Precipice Walk near Dollgellau

Posted on 14/03/2022 by Paul Shorrock

Precipice – A cliff with a vertical, nearly vertical, or overhanging face. A situation of great peril. For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in to a new window, then exit that window to go … Continue reading →

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#314 – Yr Elen and the Dragons Teeth

Posted on 14/02/2022 by Paul Shorrock

For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in to a new window, then exit that window to go back – go on, it really does work! Readers of this blog might well think that I … Continue reading →

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#300 – Cadair Idris by the Minffordd Path

Posted on 23/07/2021 by Paul Shorrock

For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in to a new window, then exit that window to go back – go on, it really does work! Long summer days have recently tempted Chris and I … Continue reading →

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#299 – Dduallt and the source of the Afon Dyfrdwy (River Dee)

Posted on 19/07/2021 by Paul Shorrock

For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in to a new window, then close that window to go back – go on, it really does work! Maesglase, which I featured in my previous blog post … Continue reading →

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#298 – Maesglase

Posted on 05/07/2021 by Paul Shorrock

For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in to a new window, then exit that window to go back – go on, it really does work! “So, where’s Maesglase” I hear you say?  If you … Continue reading →

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#297 – Return to Foel Grach – with a difference

Posted on 21/06/2021 by Paul Shorrock

For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in to a new window, then exit that window to go back – go on, it really does work! Just 2½ days after our Foel Fras outing (see … Continue reading →

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#296 – Foel Fras and Drum from Bwlch y Ddeufaen

Posted on 07/06/2021 by Paul Shorrock

For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in to a new window, then close that window to go back – go on, it really does work! The Covid lockdown had prohibited all but local travel … Continue reading →

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#284 – Cwm Eigiau in the Eastern Carneddau

Posted on 20/12/2020 by Paul Shorrock

(For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in, then use your browser return arrow to go back – go on, it really does work!) 2020 is going to go down as one of the strangest … Continue reading →

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#283 – Elidir Fawr revisited

Posted on 07/12/2020 by Paul Shorrock

(For the best viewing experience, left-click the images and maps to zoom in, then use your browser return arrow to go back – go on, it really does work!) It was near the end of August 2020, and we had … Continue reading →

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