Pictures from the Abergynolwyn walk

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Nant Gwernol train station and the start of the walk.
Nant Gwernol station signDerek Brockway on a steam trainCamerman John setting up a shot of the station platformLisa Markam and Derek Brockway crossing a footbridgeWaterfallsOld quarrymen housesWooden sculpture of two river nymphsThe crew standing outside Chapel y CwrtCapel y CwrtDerek in a mountaineering poseDerek and Lisa stood by some iron cow tethersA wide valley during the walk.Views over Foel Cae'rberllan and Castell y BereAn ornate curved stone wallA sign postCaerberllan farmhouseViews from Castell Y BereMary Jones' Chapel (St Michael's Church)Mary Jones' Chapel (St Michael's Church)An old oak treeA split rockA luscious green valley Old stone boundary wallsOld stone sheep pensMountain oak forestsThe stone bridge

This walk took place around Abergynolwyn in Mid Wales and covered a distance of approximately 6 miles. The scenery is absolutely stunning on this walk and covers everything from waterfalls to ancient castles and chapels.

Read more about this walk on the Abergynolwyn walking page or see more photos from the series 4 walks. All photographs by Martin Aaron.


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