A group of photos from around Betws-y-Coed. Spent a night camping in the area, Pentre du Farm campsite I think, with our friend Claire and walked along the River Llugway that evening. Also visited Capel Curig which offered a very dramatic and craggy view compared to the green forests around Betws-y-Coed.
Completely inconspicuous.
Spring colours
Views of Llyn Elsi
Walks on the way up to Llyn Elsi
The River Llugwy, viewed from Pont-y-pair bridge.
Saturday, 31 May 2008
Thursday, 29 May 2008
Wales
This first set of pictures are of Pontcysyllte Aqueduct near Trevor in Wales.
More (better quality) pictures of Corwen and Snowdonia National Park to follow soon.
More (better quality) pictures of Corwen and Snowdonia National Park to follow soon.
Sunday, 4 May 2008
Abingdon and Sutton Courtenay
A 7 mile (11.3km) walk that follows the River Thames closely for long stretches. Starting in Abingdon the walk follows the Thames through Culham and Sutton Courtenay.
Kiruba, the WWF elephant, came with us on this walk:
A view of Sutton Pools from the Weir:
The Waggon and Horses between Sutton Courtenay and Culham was the well placed half-way half-pint. View of All Saints' Church in Sutton Courtenay:
Rape seed field view off Thame Lane:
The Thames on the return stretch back to Abingdon:
Kiruba, the WWF elephant, came with us on this walk:
A view of Sutton Pools from the Weir:
The Waggon and Horses between Sutton Courtenay and Culham was the well placed half-way half-pint. View of All Saints' Church in Sutton Courtenay:
Rape seed field view off Thame Lane:
The Thames on the return stretch back to Abingdon:
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