A Selection of Images Taken Around Penmaenuchaf, Penmaenpool |
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Looking towards Diffwys from the New Precipice Walk on the north side of the Mawddach Estuary. |
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Panoramic view looking down the Mawddach Estuary from from New Precipice Walk. Arthog can just be made out on the left (south) side of the estuary. |
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Above Penmaenuchaf, there are couple of farms raising sheep, this is a picture of pasture near Gwern-y-Barcud. There is a public footpath running through Gwern-y-Barcud which will take you to Cregennan. |
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The Grand Firs come to an end on Ffridd-y-Mynydd to the immediate west of Penmaenuchaf providing a view Diffwys across the estuary. |
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Picture of Fairbourne on a sunny day. The Mawddach Estuary meets the coast at Barmouth and Fairbourne. Barmouth can be seen in the distance. |
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Said one sheep to the other: "I think I'm lost." |
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A photo of the winding track that leads to an old farmhouse on Ffridd Ucha, above Penmaenuchaf. |
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Not many trees can survive on the exposed hills above Penmaenuchaf. Those that do, like this hawthorn tree, end up in some windswept shapes. |
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This old boat was once someone's pride and joy. It had sunk to the bottom of the Penmaenuchaf reservoir only to be revealed again after a severe drought. |
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Gwern-y-Barcud seen through a wintery morning mist. |
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Some more windswept trees under a layer of snow at Gwern-y-Barcud. |
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Gradually decaying, ramshackle old lean-to alongside the eastern end of the Penmaenuchaf Engine shed. |
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Anyone who has ever driven along the A470 between Dolgellau and Dinas Mawddwy will have encountered the long climb over the mountains on the Dinas Mawddwy pass near Bwlch y Groes. This photo was taken on the summit heading east towards Dinas Mawddwy. |
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