View from Tre Ceiri
by bychan
Tre Ceiri is the remains of an iron age hill fort, dating back to around 78 AD and stands at 485m.
The remains of 150 stone hits can still be clearly seen.
This is one of the many splendid views on offer, looking in the direction of Snowdon and Caernarfon Bay.
Adrian
The remains of 150 stone hits can still be clearly seen.
This is one of the many splendid views on offer, looking in the direction of Snowdon and Caernarfon Bay.
Adrian
Uploaded31/05/2010 - 20:42
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Posted 11/06/2010 - 19:52
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Contrary to popular belief, the sun does indeed show it's face every now and again in North Wales
Thanks Paulj & Nonur.
Regards
Adrian
Thanks Paulj & Nonur.
Regards
Adrian
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The Dutch Alps!
Nice view.
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