Published about 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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A nice Laburnum arch in the gardens just above the pier in Llandudno. Not many people choose to wander up there but the gardens are actually quite nice.
Published about 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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Night view of the contemporary living space created in a converted railway warehouse.As a railway warehous...(more)
Published about 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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As a railway warehouse built in 1867 it was the world's top centre for the cloth trade in its heydays. Converted in 1998 into apartments it still looks amazing.
Published about 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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Coming from Llyn Ogwen, Afon Owen passes under that bridge and goes down a nice waterfall I hope to capture some time with a 360. Pr...(more)
Published about 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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There were no people around in this side of the Snowdon horse shoe so I got myself in the picture several times.
Published about 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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After a 150m scramble up from Glaslyn you are up an Cribau. From there you can see the Watkin path leading up to Snowdon in the nort...(more)
Published about 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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Llyn Llydaw (welsh for lake Brittany) is one of the lakes you pass if you go from Pen-y-pas via ...(more)
Published about 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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Another beautiful May day and it was time to go up the south side in the Snowdon horseshoe a...(more)
Published about 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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View of the two bridges which connect Anglesey with mainland Wales. To the left the Menai bridge built by Thomas Telford and...(more)
Published about 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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One rusty old abandoned waggon used on the inclines to get the slate down the steep hills in the quarry to the railway....(more)
Published about 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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This is one of the old winch houses on the top of a quarry incline. Those huge winches were used to lower a full w...(more)
Published about 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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The slate that was left over after explosions or the pieces that could just not be used were dumped along the original hil...(more)
Published about 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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The old pier in Colwyn Bay has seen better days. It is all boarded up and looks pretty dire. Then again it is on a beautiful stret...(more)
Published over 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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Coming through Wales on the A5 towards Anglesey you will pass Llyn Ogwen (which is a great place to stop and t...(more)
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A cloudy day in Snowdonia. Going up from Llyn Owgen to Cwm Idwal is one of the easiest and still most rewarding wa...(more)
Published over 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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When the tide went out this mornig it was about -5°C. This meant that the water that was lapping over the algae covered rocks...(more)
Published over 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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Nice April day on Anglesey. Just the right time to go to the National Trust property of Plas Newydd (spoken Newith) which is situated right at the...(more)
Published over 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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One of the most beautiful bays on the Llyn peninsula. There is quite a beach right at Nefyn but if you are prepared to walk a bit yo...(more)
Published over 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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Those rows of houses were build so the quarryman could work longer hours because they would not need to get the...(more)
Published over 2 years ago by Bernd Kronmueller
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These are just some slate rubble hills, only about 100m high where they dumped everything they could not use or slate that was broken by t...(more)
