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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Walking Club’s Delamere Forest Walk enjoyed warm “shorts & t-shirt” weather and clear skies for spectacular views. Shot on an iPhone SE.
On a red hot day in August we walked into Knutsford and back around Tatton Lake. Ice creams were very welcome on the home stretch, albeit rather messy in the heat! Shot on a Canon 350D… Old school.