2nd August -- Trefriw, N Wales
A mostly grey day with added drizzle before lunch, brightening up later
The A walk was linear starting Dolgarrog then via Llyn Cowlyd, Llyn Crafnant, Llyn Geirionydd, Old Mine workings and on to Trefriw along the River Crafnant
Checking the technology
			Unclear paths here
Some synchronised			and lots of stiles
gate vaulting
Llyn Cowlyd reservoir			Pause
to get			waterproof
Up to the col
Heather underfoot			with wet bits
across			the top
and down the steep			wooded slopes above Llyn Crafnant
The girls get the best seat for lunch
Nice reflection in Llyn Crafnant
Llyn Geirionydd			and its monument
The C walk climbed up the Crafnant valley to Llyn Crafnant Then over the ridge to Llyn Gerionydd returning through woods, pasture and farm land to Llanrychwyn passing Rhychwyn Church (11 th cent.) and thence back to Trefriw.
Making freinds with the local livestock
			Here come David's Bs
just in time for coffee
				what a gentleman!
			mini livestock
Rhychwyn Church, 11th century..			..the oldest in Wales
The B walks ran the same route in opposite dirctions. Going clockwise the route went first to the hamlet of Llanrhychwyn, and its 11th century parish church, walking by the side of Llyn Geirionydd and then Llyn Crafnant reservoir with it's waterside cafe, returning through riverside woodland along the Afon Crafnant. The only photographic evidence was captured by Bob as the Cs and David's Bs met at the Crafnant cafe
And finally...
Photos by Phil Cunningham, John Hodgson, and Bob Jackson