Cricieth from Black Rocks (PR113) Bell Tower close to the remains of

close to the remains of Gwyn Fynydd gold mine is this spectacular waterfall

These timber structures are all that remains of the wharves which the boats were tied to

Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) central and the cliffs of Lliwedd on the left

One of the most satisfying ridge walks in Wales is Grib y Nantlle (Nantlle Ridge) It separates Cwm Pennant from Dyffryn Nantlle

Cricieth from Black Rocks (PR113) Bell Tower close to the remains ofGiclee print of an original watercolour. Open editon. Black Rock Sands is a two mile long stretch of sand situated between Porthmadog and Cricieth. At its western end the sand ends at the rocky headland which has given the beach it's name, Craig Ddu (Black Rocks). Beyond is the distinctive remains of Cricieth Castle. Product detail: Image size 25cm x 38cm Print only, paper size 31cm x 44cm Mounted size 40. 7cm x 53. 6cm The framed image is for