Photographs of Walks submitted by your fellow go4awalkers in August, 2010

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Snowdonia Nationa Park sign in Minffordd   Looing back up to Gau Graig from Mynydd Gwerngraig   Looing back up to Gau Graig from Mynydd Gwerngraig   Cadair Idris (Penygadair) from Gau Graig summit cairn   Mynydd Moel from Gau Graig   Gau Graig from Mynydd Moel summit   Mynydd Moel summit cairn and stone shelter   Cadair Idris (Penygadair) summit trig point   Looking down Bwlch Cau from Cadair Idris (Penygadair)   The crags on the north side of Cadair Idris (Penygadair)   Cairn/shelter on Cadair Idris (Penygadair)   Lyn Cau from Craig Cau   Lyn Cau and Craig Cwm Amarch from Craig Cau   Lyn Cau from a break in the crags along Craig Cau   Cadair Idris from Craig Cwm Amarch summit cairn   Lyn Cau from Craig Cwm Amarch   Looking East towards Minfford from Craig Cwm Amarch   Looking South East towards Corris from Craig Cwm Amarch   Cadair Idris from Llyn Cau   Nant Cadair from The Minffordd Path, Minffordd   Moel Fferna (right) from the summit of Cerrig Coediog   Pen Creigau'r from the summit of Cerrig Coediog   Pen Bwlch Llandrillo Top from the summit of Cerrig Coediog   Looking down Clochnant to The River Dee Valley from Bwlch Maen Gwynedd   Cadair Bronwen from Bwlch Maen Gwynedd   Cadair Berwyn and Moel Sych from Bwlch Maen Gwynedd   Cadair Bronwen summit cairn with Cadair Berwyn and Moel Sych in the background   Pantre and Nant Cwm-llawerrog from Cadair Bronwen   Cadair Berwyn and Cadair Bronwen from Cadair Bronwen (North Top) summit   Wayfarer Memorial on the summit of the Pen Bwlch Llandrillo pass   Pen Bwlch Llandrillo Top with Cadair Bronwen in the background   Cadair Berwyn and Cadair Bronwen from the summit of Pan y Ladron   Pen Bwlch Llandrillo Top, Nant Croes-y-wernen, Pen Creigau'r, and Moel Fferna from the summit of Cerrig Coediog   The Berwyns with Cadair Berwyn (centre left) and Cadair Bronwen (centre right) prominent from Moel Fferna   Nant y Pandy from the summit of Moel Fferna   Moel Fferna summit cairn   Moel Ferna from the summit of Pen Creigiau'r   Cadair Bronwen from Pen Creigiau'r   Beacon Hill (Quantocks) summit Pillar   Bicknoller Post   Wild Ponies near Halsway Post   Halsway Post   Halsway Soggs   Exmoor from Hurley Beacon   Black Hill (Quantocks) summit pillar   Higher Hare Knap summit cairn   Holford Combe   Birling Gap and The Seven Sisters   The Belle Tout Lighthouse   The chalk cliffs and Belle Tout Lighthouse from Beachy Head   Beachy Head Lighthouse   Beachy Head summit Trig Point   Eastbourne from Beachy Head   East Dean Hill summit Trig Point   Ringwood Bottom   Walking along Ringwood Bottom   The plaque on the house in the previous photo in East Dean   The (fictional) home of Sherlock Holmes, East Dean   Dunkery Beacon from Webbers Post   Looking down on Alport Dale from Westend Moor   Westend Moor Pillar (Trig Point)   Bleaklow Stones (Bleaklow Hill)   Anvil Stone at Bleaklow Stones (Bleaklow Hill)   Heather and Grinah Stones in the distance from Barrow Stones   Heather in bloom at Barrow Stones   Approaching Barrow Stones from Ridgewalk Moor   Looking back down West End River to The Upper Derwent Valley from Ridgewalk Moor   West End River running through Fagney Clough   Fagney Clough   High Stones (Howden Moor) beyond Howden Reservoir   The Johnson-Holme Family on the summit of Mount Snowdon   Telecommunications Mast in Chisbury Wood   The Kennet and Avon Canal at Crofton Crossing   Wilton Windmill   Wilton Windmill   The Kennet and Avon Canal at Great Bedwyn   Sign on the Kennet and Avon Canal at Great Bedwyn   Great Bedwyn Church   Great Bedwyn Post Office   Great Bedwyn Post Office   Great Bedwyn Post Office   The former Coastguard Station at Hurlstone Point   Porlock Bay from Hurlstone Point   Hurlstone Point   Porlock Bay and Culborne Hill from Hurlstone Point   Selworthy Beacon Summit Trig Point   Selworthy Church   Exmoor through a break in the hedgerow, Selworthy   Sign in Allerford   Ancient Packhorse Bridge in Allerford   Ashton Cottage on The Windrush Way near The River Windrush   Ashton Farm on The Windrush Way near The River Windrush   Upper Slaughter   Lower Slaughter   The Surrey Countryside from The Greensand Way above Castlehill Farm   Approaching The Maltings near Henshaw Farm   Footbridge over the M23 near beyond Crabtree House   Stile on The Greensand Way, South Nutfield   Following The Greensand Way, South Nutfield   The path to South Nutfield from Steners Hill  

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