Walk 20 - Pwll Deri to Aber Mawr - 2nd June 2022
 
Distance
3.7 miles
 
Time
3 hrs
 
Lowest Point
Sea level
 
Highest Point
458 ft
 
Total Ascent
513 ft
 
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.  
 
   
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