Been a long while since I've posted anything, here are some recent images taken during the all too frequent rough weather we've had.

Got a bit too close to the action in #3, resulted in very wet feet but did manage to stay upright

All K5 plus Sigma 18-50 with Cokin GND, TAV F11/0.8"

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Adrian

Another thumbs-up for Recuva, good luck

Croeso o Ben Llyn

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Adrian

Some images taken on a recent walk to a local wood, Coed Elernion (just under a mile from home).

Amazing colours from the Bluebells, but photographing them was challenging in that strong, direct sunlight came in directly from the right-hand side (I couldn't move as there was a fence between us).

All K5 and Sigma 18-50.

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Adrian

Aahh Deryn, the hours I've spent as a kid fishing from the old pier, plus swimming and even jumping off (couldn't do that now, even if naked women were handing money out in the sea below ).

I've taken so many images of the pier, but only one set from a similar angle. Unfortunately whilst installing Windows 7 shortly after I somehow managed to delete my data partition, and of course my backups weren't up-to-date

Recovery software failed to get any of them back, however I've got a few JPG's on flickr, and posted a few on the other forum link

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Adrian

Thanks all.

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Adrian

Tre Ceiri is an Iron Age hill fort located on the top of one of the mountains overlooking my home village (Trefor).

The remains of 150 stone huts can still be seen, a really fascinating place and well worth a visit.

The ruins of stone huts aren't very photogenic, but here's a selection.

1 A view down the Lleyn Peninsula



2 A view towards Snowdonia



3 A similar view across Caernarfon Bay



4 A stone hut with Mynydd Canol and yr Eifl



5 Stone hut #2



6 Stone hut #3



7 Stone hut - inside



8 Another view towards Snowdonia



1-3 Sigma 18-50, the others the 10-20.

The official sign on the way in link

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Adrian

Thanks Stu.
Mind you, you got to some places that I never could had I wanted (under the bridge, for example)

Thanks Dave

Thanks Rob2402

Cheers Mike

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Adrian

Following on from the first posting from Anglesey Barracks (link), here's a selection from the afternoon session in the Ogwen Valley.

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All with the Sigma 18-50.

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Adrian

Thanks Dave.

No.3 was taken on the path back through the trees (quite a bit outside the barracks), if that makes sense

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Adrian