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Gallery: North Wales

North Wales

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Wales is a part of Great Britain. One of its main attractions is nature. Here in the north west it is pretty much the only attraction but there is plenty of it. Nice sandy beaches for example on Anglesey, quite decent mountains (well, for British standards) in Snowdonia, forests, waterfalls and more.

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  1. When you have to kill an hour waiting for somebody to finish a riding session on Anglesey you can also try to make some good use of the time. It is a handheld panorama over the Menai Strait. The riding centre is pretty much on the Anglesey side of the Menai Strait opposite Caernarfon. So you can see Caernarfon in the ...

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  2. Coming up via Crib Coch I paused before going up Garnedd Ugain. From here you have a pretty nice view of the Snowdon horseshoe, the lakes Glaslyn and Llyn Llydaw and all the surrounding area over to Anglesey. The image quality might not be the best since that was one of my first panoramas at all taken in June 2009 wit...

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  3. Lots of people visit the great Orme when they go to Llandudno. The little Orme,on the other side of the bay on the other hand gets nearly no visitors at all which is a shame because you have a great view not only of Llandudno and Anglesey behind it but also on the other side to Penrhyn Bay, Rhos-onsea with its golf cou...

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  4. The upper lake in the Snowdon horsesho is Glaslyn. The miners track passes the lake before going on its 400m climb up to the ridge which connects Snowdon and Gernedd Ugain. This was a 'handmade' Gigapanorma meaning I only had a normal tripod and moved the camera manually for all the 180 images. But hey, it was a nice ...

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  5. After a 150m scramble up from Glaslyn you are up an Cribau. From there you can see the Watkin path leading up to Snowdon in the north west. The lake below is Llyn Llydaw. To the south east you can see Y Lliwedd (893m). To the south in the far distance you can just about see the estuary south of Porthmadog. Another glo...

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  6. Llyn Llydaw (welsh for lake Brittany) is one of the lakes you pass if you go from Pen-y-pas via the Miners track to the foot of Snowdon. This location makes it to one of the most visited lakes in the UK. It is up to 200 feet deep but it contains no fish; it is also considered to be one of the coldest lakes in the UK wi...

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