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View up to Pen yr Ole Wen from Gwern Gof Uchaf farm
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Starting up towards Cym Lloer
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Looking back towards Tryfan and the Glydrs
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Looking down towards Ogwen and the A5
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Walking up alongside Afon Lloer
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Short scramble up towards the summit
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View back down the A5 at the top of the outcrop
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Tryfan panorama
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Across towards the clear top of Tryfan
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Eastern side of Pen yr Ole Wen
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Pen yr Ole Wen summit
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Looking down on Llyn Loer from the start of a 3 mile, 3000 foot ridge walk
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The view from Carnedd Fach towards Carnedd Daffyd, - still in the cloud
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The cloud lifts above the edge of the cliffs of Ysgolion Duon, with Carnedd Llewelyn in the cloud to the right
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Looking back towards the Glydyrs and Tryfan, the cloud is lifting
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Looking down the valley of the Affon Llafar towards Anglesey
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Looking down on Tryfan now, but still up towards Glydr Fach, Glydr Fawr and on the right, Snowdon and Crib Goch
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South towards Moel Siabod, on the left
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Heading up to Carnedd Llewelyn, cloud starting to roll back in
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The dry stone wall, a wonder of the Welsh world gone by
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Carnedd Llewelyn 1064m - 21m short of Snowdon
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Carnedd Dafydd still in the clouds above cliffs of Ysgolion Duon.
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Carnedd Llewelyn summit
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Carnedd Llewelyn summit
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Heading back down, looking towards Pen yr Helgi Du
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Pen yr Helgi Du in sunlight above the Ffynnon Llugwy reservoir - the path clearly in view
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Sheep and ponies grazing by the path
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Here's one cute little Welsh pony
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Last look back towards Tryfan, the Glydrs and Snowdon
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Deep drop down to Cwym Eigiau as the route heads over the final rocky outcrop
