Teggs Nose with Walking Club
The first Walking Club of 2017 took us from Shutlingsloe to Teggs Nose and back in blizzard conditions!
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The first Walking Club of 2017 took us from Shutlingsloe to Teggs Nose and back in blizzard conditions!
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Photos and video clips from Simon Shackleton’s 5-hour One Series set on the Void sound system at Joshua Brooks, Manchester.
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A day out in late October shooting footage for the Post Hipster video in the Northern Quarter of Manchester. The photographs were taken on a Canon 7D Mk2 and the video was shot on a Canon C100.
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On our last full day in Bala we set off on a huge walk taking in Cwm Hirnant and Penllyn Forest.
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We took a break from hiking and spent a day wandering around Bodnant Garden. Took the Champion Tree tour on which it rained but we had plenty of shelter 😉
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After completing the New Precipice Walk and eating a picnic we travelled North about 10 minutes to Coed y Brenin Forest, part of the Snowdonia National Park. The walk took us past two waterfalls, Pistyll Cain and Rheadr Mawddach, along with the ruins of an old mine. After spending 2-3 hours there it was apparent that we had only scratched the surface.
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Another recommendation took us to a hidden car park in Llanelltyd, near Dolgellau, to ascend through the forest to the New Precipice Walk.
It took about 2 hours to reach the beginning of the Precipice. Once there the views down the Mawddach Estuary to Barmouth were stunning.
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We visited Harlech Castle on a recommendation and it made for a pleasant afternoon. The views from the top of the walls are far and wide, but coupled with a strong wind and no safety barrier the experience can be pretty hair raising.
A tree-lined ridge either side of farmland on a sunny October morning, the Lover’s Walk is an alternate route to Bala from the small village of Llanfor.
Kicking off a week’s holiday to Bala we followed the Bala Circular Trail as listed on the Go Bala website.
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