Walk 20 - Pwll Deri to Aber Mawr - 2nd June 2022 |
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Distance |
3.7 miles |
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Time |
3 hrs |
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Lowest Point |
Sea level |
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Highest Point |
458 ft |
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Total Ascent |
513 ft |
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Walkers |
A E N (T) |
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14.20 Seal spotting from the Pwll Deri viewpoint. | ||
14.34 There were two seals basking near the rocks that just out from the shore. | ||
14.37 A convenient bench to sit the camera on. |
14.31 Panorama 691 Pwll Deri bay from the viewpoint. |
14.49 A E N set off along the Coastal Path. The car park and viewpoint are now on the extreme right. |
15.21 Panorama 692 Meanwhile Tim has left in the opposite direction and makes it to the top of Garn Fawr. From here on this sequence gets a bit confusing as Tim follows along the ridge for a mile then returns to the car and drives to Aber Mawr. The pictures are in the right order for the main group but Tim's are out of chronological order. |
14.51 Making friends. |
17.03 A black and white cow. |
16.19 Panorama 693 Along the ridge. |
15.06 A second viewpoint looking back at the mainland. |
16.47 Tim got here on his way back an hour and a half later. |
16.22 Panorama 693 From Carn Ogof. |
16.32 Panorama 693 Further south on the last summit which is not named. |
15.26 On the southern end of the ridge. Penberry, Carn Llidi and the island of North Bishop in the far distance. | ||
15.29 The path ahead drops significantly from this point. | ||
16.01 Pwllcrochan. | ||
16.12 A rather strangely arranged line of rocks above Pwllcrochan bay. That wasn't the only unexpected sight in Pwllcrochan Bay that day. |
17.17 Just after crossing the small beach at Aber Bach. This is a different Aber Bach to the one near Dinas Head. |
17.27 An interesting plaque on a building near the road. |
17.57 After driving from Pwll Deri we eventually met up again at Aber Mawr beach. |