1st April -- Betws-y-Coed, N. Wales
A glorious sunny day, perfect walking weather and splendid views
			The C walk started about a mile west of Dolwyddellen and walked back along the Lledr valley to Betws
Assorted livestock...
Two B walks did the same circular route in opposite directions. The pictures come from the clockwise walk - first crossing from Betws to the east side of the Conway valley then doing a clockwise circuit over the hills east of Capel Garmon back to the Conway valley, finishing along the river, past Fairy Glen.
This view of the Glyder range, with Tryfan's rocky face prominent in the middle, was the reward for a stiff climb through the woods ..
.. and don't we look pleased with ourselves!
Moel Siabod and the Glyders
Heads down for the lunch stop			Meeting Roger's anti-clockwise party
			Picking through a boggy patch
Remains of a long chambered burial mound near Capel Garmon
Snowdon finally emerges from behind the closer bulk of Moel Siabod
The A walk started from Dolwyddellan and scrambled up Moel Siabod, then down to Capel Curig and back to Betws along the Llugwy valley via the Swallow Falls
Red card for Clive?
			Tony can't resist a platform!
			Swallow Falls
Finally at the Royal Oak
Photos by Phil Cunningham, Diana Young, Derek Hesketh, John Hodgson and Colin Jacobs