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  • Y Lliwedd from Pen y Pass Often climbed as part of the Snowdon Horseshoe route but rarely on its own merit, Y Lliwedd is the prominent peak to the left of Snowdon when seen from Capel Curig. If it stood alone it would be one of Posted by PeteB in Walking in Snowdonia | Nov 21, 2009
  • Arenig Fawr The path led away behind the small copse of trees where I'd parked the car just off the single track road. The nearby pylons were the only link with the outside world that I'd just left, and the only sounds Posted by PeteB in Walking in Snowdonia | Nov 20, 2009
  • Foel Fras and the Northern Carneddau In the northernmost part of the Snowdonia National Park is a little frequented region of remote valleys and high mountain ridges known as the Carneddau. The northern part of this region, populated by small herds of wild ponies, contains the Posted by PeteB in Walking in Snowdonia | Oct 31, 2009
  • Carnedd Llewelyn The 3 dogs sitting in the road refused to move so that I was forced to drive around them. It was only after I'd passed that they got up and I saw indignant faces staring after me in the wing Posted by PeteB in Walking in Snowdonia | Oct 28, 2009
  • Y Garn from the Ogwen The waters of Llyn Idwal sparkled in a sun that shone warmly from a hazy blue sky. Summer had reached the Ogwen Valley in North Wales' Snowdonia National Park and the jagged line of peaks overlooking Llyn Ogwen had emerged Posted by PeteB in Walking in Snowdonia | Oct 15, 2009
  • Glyder Fawr from the Ogwen Between the wooded valley of Betws y Coed and the slate quarries of Bethesda, before the road makes its descent to Caernarfon and the coast, the motorist hurtling west on the A5 passes through some of the wildest scenery in Posted by PeteB in Walking in Snowdonia | Oct 12, 2009
  • Glyder Fach from the Ogwen The north westerly wind drove the cloud shadows swiftly across the Ogwen Valley rapidly changing the landscape from a harsh winter grey to softer autumn golds as the sun shone momentarily in blue space before retreating behind iron grey clouds. Posted by PeteB in Walking in Snowdonia | Oct 12, 2009
  • The Far Side of Snowdon For just over 110 years the little train has chugged its way through sunlight and storm, from its home in the old slate mining town of Llanberis, to the end of the line just beneath the stony peak called Yr Posted by PeteB in Walking in Snowdonia | Oct 9, 2009
  • The Dragon’s Breath The Dragon’s breath fills the sky and flows down the Welsh valleys as misty rain enveloping all that stands in its way. No doubt about it, Wales is equivalent in the English language to the words – rain, rain falling, still Posted by KimSte in Wearytravellers in the UK | Sep 9, 2009
  • Canal Boating in Wales Our boat “Merlin” is a classic replica narrowboat, like a super long caravan with all you could ask for – a do Posted by KimSte in Wearytravellers in the UK | Aug 31, 2009
  • Wales Well I finally managed to squeeze Wales into my trip thankfully as the scenery was just amazing. Cruising down the river in the sun surrounded by lush greenery and cute, grey baby swans with a bunch of friends can't really Posted by carlzfuges in Adventures Abroad | Aug 20, 2009
  • Day 1- Wales Well, we're off! The weather was great this morning, promising a nice weekend. Paul realised his M.O.T would expire on Tuesday, so had to nip out to try and re-new his tax. Quick drink and we were under way. The first leg Posted by 2wheels to in Ireland Trip | Aug 14, 2009
  • Swansea, Mumbles, and Cardiff. Cardiff has been absolutely amazing. The sun has been out for the last two days, and I'm actually beaming I'm so happy. It's the weather; you can't be sad in the sun with good company. Yesterday Chris, the local guy from Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Aug 2, 2009
  • Cardiff on the Town Alright, so. Yesterday morning I got up and was very happy that my knee didn't hurt! So I got up and ready and headed out to Cardiff castle. I was slowly making my way there when I saw a crowd Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Aug 1, 2009
  • I've done nothing in Cardiff... Thought I'd update this real quick. So far I've been in Cardiff 2 nights, and yesterday morning I popped my knee out WHILE shopping (a sign??) so I did absolutely nothing all day except lounge around in the hostel, and Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Jul 31, 2009
  • Liverpool-- "Here Comes the Sun"... but not for long! WOW! Sorry for the late update, but there was NO wifi in Liverpool. Ok, there was, but it was either expensive, or didn't work, or I actually couldn't find it anywhere! But anyways I'll update this baby now lol.. I got Posted by veggiepack in Europe 2009 | Jul 29, 2009
  • Getting to London, South Wales and York John: Dear blog watchers. Apologies for the time taken to write the second and subsequent entries to the blog. This part of the trip was always going to be mainly about people and the significance of renewing friendships and family Posted by JohnandJac in Big Trip 09 | Aug 6, 2009
  • WALES AND LAKES We set off across the Severn Bridge [shocked at having to pay the expensive toll of £10] to Cardiff, where we had a camp-site in the centre of town next to the stadium where the Ashes cricket was being played. Posted by davidsandi in David & Sandi Travelogue | Jul 22, 2009
  • How Many “Countries” Have I “Been” To? I am an obsessive counter. Those of you who only know me through my blog might think me a right brain, creative type because I write. In reality though, I am probably more left brain, drawn to logic Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jul 2, 2009
  • Red Dragon I am trying to do at least one weekend away every month while I am living here in London, at least while being abroad is still a new and exciting thing. Eventually the novelty will wear off and I Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jun 30, 2009
  • Music and Memory I am in Cardiff in Wales. I ventured down for the weekend from Birmingham, mostly because it looked close on the map, though I have since found out that the train from London to Cardiff is quicker than the Posted by GregW in Greg Wesson's Esoteric Globe | Jun 27, 2009
  • Peace in Pembrokeshire A little more than a month had passed since beginning my life in England. Following her initial snowy greeting, Bath soon began to thaw out and, by March, a soggy winter quickly melted into a mild spring. And Posted by ernielow in Erin's Abroad View | Jun 1, 2009
  • The adventure of Cardiff Castle!!! Welcome! Here I tell the tale of how how four people, Imogen, Elese, Carlos and Myself (Rosanna) came to explore the spectacular city of Cardiff and Cardiff Castle. AAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!! I'd just like to let you know that t Posted by STEPofaith in STEP of faith! | Jun 2, 2009
  • More Creeping up the Welsh Coast So, yeah, well I like was in Manorbier, like, and I caught this, like, bus, like Nah, can't keep it up - but I had a dose of young Americans around me recently as I took a bus somewhere. Anyway, I left Posted by NZBarry in Barry in Europe | Jun 2, 2009
  • Wow! What a Week!!! Hello All! I'm just going to let you know that last night I had a nice long newsy blog all typed out and ready to post when OOPS I hit the wrong button and DELETED it all! AAARGH! I was Posted by STEPofaith in STEP of faith! | May 30, 2009
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