In the distance the village of Nant Peris.
Waste levels.
Progress, you are here!
Thursday 31 July 2014
Wednesday 30 July 2014
Llanberis pass, Dinorwig slate quarries...6
Winding drum building.
Trees seem to survive well in this environment.
The track approaches an incline.
Looking up the incline.
Opening in the incline. Starting to crumble as the metal supports rust away, probably a good 50 years life left yet!
Tuesday 29 July 2014
Llanberis pass, Dinorwig slate quarries...5
The two lakes.
Dolbadarn castle.
From the bend in the track.
Side view of an incline.
Monday 28 July 2014
Llanberis pass, Dinorwig slate quarries...4
First incline with cliff faces in the background.
Ruins of a winding drum shed.
The castle and Llanberis in the distance.
A massive lump of slate.
Through a window.
Sunday 27 July 2014
Today's walk, Sunday.
Morning dew on the new buds.
A colourful leaf.
Don't know if butterfly's are territorial or not, took this one in the same area as yesterday's shot, could be the same one.
Llanberis pass, Dinorwig slate quarries...3
I like to go off piste for my walks, however, the track is fenced off all the way here!
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A view back down the valley.
In the distance, Dolbadarn castle.
Looking across llyn Peris.
Looking towards Llanberis pass.
Note the level of the water in the lake, we will return to that subject later.
Saturday 26 July 2014
Today's walk, Saturday.
Thistles dying off, I call them natures shaving brushes.
Thistle going to seed.
Butterfly getting breakfast.
Beetle, Alexander maybe!
Llanberis pass, Dinorwig slate quarries...2
A couple of feral goats. They can be seen all over the Snowdonia national park, these were quite nervous.
Over the fence.
Warnings and "you are here."
Shoreline at the end of the lake.
Friday 25 July 2014
Llindir Inn, Henllan.
Today I was privileged to get permission to go up the church tower, much appreciated.
Taken from Henllan church tower.
Llanberis pass, Dinorwig slate quarries.
The weather on Wednesday 23 July was a perfect summers day so I decided on a totally new walk for me. It would take me through the old slate workings and close to the Dinorwig hydroelectric power station. The route, approx 4.5 miles round trip, is indicated on the map below.
The route.
View from the car park.
Over the bracken.
Dried up river bed.
Looking towards the lake and in the distance, left of centre, Dolbadarn castle.
The track across the valley floor.
Thursday 24 July 2014
Park in the Llanberis pass....3
Final pic's today.
Looking across to the old slate quarries.
Looking towards the castle located on the left.
Llanberis pass.
Coming over the mountain the sun is out.
Snowdon in the low cloud.
In the distance Capel Curig.
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