Afon Cadair.
Stables at Gwastadfryn farm.
Coed Pennant, the gentler southern side of the Tyrrau Mawr.
Sheep sheltering from the sun.
The track connecting Gwastadfryn with Hafotty Gwastadfryn at the valley head.
A few rocky outcrops higher up in the Afon Cadair valley.->
Two parallel streams coming off Cadair Idris and Mynydd Pencoed, both feeding the Afon Cadair.
A selection of cows at Hafotty Gwastadfryn.
Cattle watching over Hafotty Gwastadfryn,...
...the junction of tracks serving the various upland pastures in the area.
Craig y Llyn from the accessible, southeastern side.
One of the two cairns on Carnedd Lwyd...
<- ...and some rocks just below.
The stile at the summit of the Tyrrau Mawr, just a few metres away from the abyss. ->
The view over the Llynnau Cregennen and Mawddach estuary from the Tyrrau Mawr summit (661m).
Nosey heifers on the track down to Llanfihangel. ->
