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Looking into the head of the glacial Cwm Twymyn.
Ffrwd Fawr, the waterfall of the Nant Dropyns, on the opposite side of the Twynmyn gorge. =>>
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Craig y Maes, the edge of the moorland plateau west of Pen Cwm Twymyn.
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Pennant Uchaf farm at the floor of Cwm Twymyn.
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Pennant Isaf farm.
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Afternoon nap...
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Time to get up! says Mum.
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Farm track along Banc y Belan.
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In Cwm Twymyn.
<- Creigiau Pennant, 250m cliffs forming the western slope of Cwm Twymyn. Note the mature trees
at the bottom of the cliff for scale.
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In Cwm Twymyn.
The Afon Twymyn at Pentre Cilcwm. =>>
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Pentre Cilcwm in Dyffryn Pennant.
Bluebells and a hay turner near Pennant. ->
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The track into Ceulan forest.
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Afon Fachdre.
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Looking across the lower Cwm Ceulan.
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At the NE corner of Ceulan forest.
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Below Graig Goch.
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Farm tracks on Esgair Geulan.
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The upper section in the west of Esgair Geulan has been harvested.
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Moorland at Pen Cwm Ceulan.
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Waun Ty Isaf.
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Moelfre, a small hill...
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...with a bog...
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...and a view of Dyffryn Dyfi.
Moelfre's SW spur is supposed to house a tumulus, an ancient burial site, but I can't find it. ->
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Bwlch Moelfre.
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Nant y Maes, looking west down the Bwlch...
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...and Nant Ceulan to the east.
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My old map says there should be a transmitter mast here.
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Banc Rhoswyddol, felled...
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...and partially replanted.
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A bridle shortcut cutting out a few bends of the forest track on Banc Rhoswyddol.
Nant y Fedw, with a terriffic echo. ->
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Industrial-size sheepfold near Craig y Gath.
<- Craig y Gath, a cliff suddenly appearing by the wayside out of nothing.
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Ford at Craig y Gath.
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Erosion at work in Cwm Dwfn.
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Cwm Dwfn.
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Esgair Wen.
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Pen Cwm Brynmoel.
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Nant Brynmoel, another one of the dug in streams in the Dylife area.
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Moorland near Dylife.
Tree at Top y Cae. ->
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The Dylife lead mines.
The Nant Dropyns above the waterfall, Ffrwd Fawr. ->
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