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near to Pont Pen-y-Benglog, Conwy, Wales
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Ladder stile in Cwm Bual
Pen-yr Ole Wen can be seen in the background across the valley.
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Ruined building in the Nant Ffrancon valley
by Mat Fascione
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Foel Goch and Elidir Fawr from Pen yr Ole Wen
This view from the summit of Pen yr Ole Wen shows the mountainous character of Foel Goch and the ridge leading around to Elidir Fawr, the far summit.
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Fferm Pentref Farm, Nant Ffrancon
by Eric Jones
Pentref Farm, a sheep farm on the western side of the valley, is owned by the National Trust.
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The broad grassy ridge between Cwm Bual and Cwm Perfedd
Taken from the very ancient 'boundary' wall. I would like to know the history of this artefact which no longer acts as a boundary to anything.
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Cwm Bual below Foel-goch
by Richard Law
Cwm Bual lies NE of Foel-goch, with the perfect Yr Esgair ridge on the left side, leading the eye straight to the summit of the hill
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The ASR helicopter goes down the Nant Ffrancon
by John Haynes
Looking south westward from Ty Gwyn.
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Valley bottom of Nant Ffrancon
by Bill Boaden
The valley bottom has rough soggy grassland which can only be used for grazing. The crags of Clogwyn Castell form the opposite valley side.
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Cwm coch
Cwm coch on the eastern slopes of Foel goch. Tryfan and the Glyders are in the background.
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Looking back up the valley
by Ian Greig
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View to Tryfan
View to Tryfan from below Foel-goch. Tryfan is 917 metres (3,010 feet) above sea level. It has to be one of the classic mountains of Britain, it's certainly one of my favourites.
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