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- Spot the Wales Coast Path waymarks!
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- Bracing sea view from Aberdaron.
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- Authentic Llyn sheep, I believe, a rare breed, at Trwyn y Penrhyn. Their pretty lambs are so white they look like they’ve been laundered with optical brighteners.
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- The only sheltered spot for an early lunch at Mynydd y Graig was olfactorily enhanced by some nice fresh horse manure. Horses aren’t as daft. If only the same could be said of me.
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- I seem to be a little premature in visiting the Bluebell Wood.
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- Impassable clifftop at Hell’s Mouth, further enhanced by Storm Doris.
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- It would be pretty tricky to escape up these slippery clay cliffs if the tide came in.
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- Hell’s Mouth – another busy day on the beach.
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- Disturbingly high nurdle count at Hell’s Mouth.
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- Plastic strandline.
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- I carefully optimised the front of the tent to match my forehead.
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- First view all day of distant Bardsey.
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