Photographs of Walks submitted by your fellow go4awalkers in November, 2019

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Nat Ceiswyn in Cwm Ratgoed   Mynydd Cymerau from Cwm Ratgoed   Ruined chapel in Cwm Ratgoed   Cwm Ratgoed from the lower slopes of Mynydd Dolgoed   Cwm Ratgoed from Mynydd Dolgoed   The Cwm Nant Ceiswyn from the Mynydd Dolgoed ridge   Looking south-west from the Mynydd Dolgoed ridge   On the Mynydd Dolgoed ridge from Craig Portas   Waun-oer and Cribin Fawr from the summit of Craig Portas   The grassy summit of Craig Portas   Craig Portas (East Top) from the lower slopes of Craig Portas   Maesglase (Craig Rhiw-erch) (left) and Maesglase (Maen Du) (right) from the lower slopes of Craig Portas   Maesglase (Craig Rhiw-erch) (left), Maesglase (Maen Du) (centre) and Craig Portas (East Top) from the lower slopes of Craig Portas   Another boundary stone on Craig Portas   Boundary stone on Craig Portas   Craig Portas from Cribin Fawr   Marker stone on the summit of Cribin Fawr   Post marking the summit of Cribin Fawr   Waun-oer from Cribin Fawr   Looking back up to Waun-oer from the bwlch between Waun-oer and Cribin Fawr   Tackling the steep descent from the summit of Waun-oer   The trig point on the summit of Waun-oer   The Cadair Idris (penygadair) massif from the summit of Waun-oer   Mynydd Dolgoed and Cwm Ratgoed from Mynydd Ceiswyn   Cwm Ratgoed from Mynydd Ceiswyn   Waun-oerd from Mynydd Ceiswyn   Looking south from Mynydd Ceiswyn   The grassy summit of Mynydd Ceiswyn with Waun-oer in the background   The Cadair Idris (Penygadair) massif from Mynydd Ceiswyn   The path up to Mynydd Ceiswyn through Ffridd Newydd from Cwm Ratgoed   Sign at Rhiw Gwerdydd asking walkers to refrain from building stone cairns   Huge rock on the Pony Path below Rhiw Gwerdydd   Barmouth and the Mawddach Estuary from the summit of Craig-y-llyn   A large and very stubborn Bull standing in the middle of the leading road down from Llynnau Cregennen   Tarrau Mawr (Craig-las) from the path near Llynnau Cregennen   Tarrau Mawr (Craig-las) and Craig-y-llyn from the path near Ty'n-llidiart   Sheep dip west of Dyffr-ydan   Tarrau Mawr (Craig-las) (left) from the Pony Path below Rhiw Gwerdydd   Cyfrwy (The Saddle) and Cadair Idris (Penygadair) consumed by cloud from Rhiw Gwredydd   The Mawddach Estuary and the Y Garn (Rhinogs) massiff beyond from the summit of Tyrrau Mawr (Craig-las)   Barmouth and the Mawddach Estuary from the summit of Tyrrau Mawr (Craig-las)   Barmouth and the Mawddach Estuary from the summit of Tyrrau Mawr (Craig-las)   On the summit of Tyrrau Mawr (Craig-las)   Craig-y-llyn from Tyrrau Mawr (Craig-las)   Ladder stile on the summit of Tyrrau Mawr (Craig-las) with Cyfrwy (The Saddle) and Cadair Idris (Penygadair) in the background   Approaching the summit of Tyrrau Mawr (Craig-las)   Barmouth and the Mawddach Estuary from the summit of Craig-y-llyn   Braich Ddu (Craig Cwm-llwd) from the summit of Craig-y-llyn   Tyrrau Mawr from Craig-y-llyn   Brocken Spectre with Llyn Cyri beyond from Twll yr Ogof (Craig-y-llyn)  

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