This is the second in our email newsletters for this year. We hope that you are all coping with the uncertainty that 2009 has become. When you are planning your holiday or short breaks for this year please remember that we are still here at The Courthouse(Henllys). Bookings are going well so please try to book at least 3 weeks ahead.
The newsletter has a few ideas of what Snowdonia has to offer be it activity based or relaxing days. For those who appreciate gardens - Bodnant is looking particularly spectacular at the moment.
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The special offers for this spring time are all on greetings cards, hopefully they will reflect our cheerful seasonal mood. They are sets of cards - spring greens, flowers, animals and 'cards for men' (feel free to shoot me down on this one!). Each offer has 10 full size greetings cards for £9.00, or all 40 for £30.00 - where else can you get quality greetings cards at 75p these days? Click here to see the offers.
. . . (More . . .)Did you know about the event next weekend?
Well here is how you can find out!
Attached is an events listing for events in and around Betws-y-Coed, from antiques fairs, book fairs and craft fairs, to special train journeys, car rallies, music events and much much more.
Enjoy!
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. . . (More . . .)Did you know about the event next weekend?
Well here is how you can find out!
Attached is an events listing for events in and around Betws-y-Coed, from antiques fairs, book fairs and craft fairs, to special train journeys, car rallies, music events and much much more.
Enjoy!
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Its back, the event of the year 2008, the Oggie 8 is back with a vengeance. Last year 20 teams took part in the first ever Oggie 8 Challenge and ensured that the event was a raging success despite the worst weather the Ogwen Valley could throw at us. This year with the weather pre booked we are holding the event on Saturday 8 August.
So are you and your friends ready to undertake a challenging event through the magnificent scenery of the Ogwen Valley whilst at the same time raising much needed
Do you want to explore more, perhaps venture off the beaten track or just have more confidence when out walking?
Then get started with our 2 day course based in Snowdonia.
We assume you have no prior navigation knowledge and so start with the basics.
You'll spend two days in the hills learning and practicing a variety of skills, including; reading the map, map orientation and interpretation, compass use, navigation techniques, following a bearing, route setting,navigation strategies and more.
This will give you the knowledge and confidence to navigate your own ventures into the hills. We spend both days outside.
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Hafod Eryri Hafod Eryri, the new building on the summit of Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon) is opening this spring, however, the date is dependent on the weather. The formal opening will be on the 12th June although the building will be in use before then. Trains are expected to reach the Summit from 2nd May onwards. The new visitor centre is a unique designed structure built of granite with large views from the "window
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As many will have picked up, I do enjoy the idea of crossing a range of mountains without having to return to the start point. One of the best mountain days in Wales is the crossing of the Glyder Range. Start above Deiniolen, at the bottom of the Marchlyn Mawr access road (sorry, gated and locked!) – map ref. 594631. Follow the unused road up to the dam at Marchlyn Mawr. Head up the right hand (western) side of the lake, following rocky slopes directly to the summit of Elidir Fawr (90
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This limestone sea arch is to be found near Rhoscolyn on Anglesey. It is not as well known as it should be, partly because it is easily possible to walk right past it without seeing it! Known locally as Bwa Wen (shown on the OS map as Bwa Gwyn), the White Arch is located at map ref. 259762. You do have to walk to the edge of the cliffs and look over to see the arch. For the confident, it is possible to scramble down to the viewpoint I have taken this
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This limestone sea arch is to be found near Rhoscolyn on Anglesey. It is not as well known as it should be, partly because it is easily possible to walk right past it without seeing it! Known locally as Bwa Wen (shown on the OS map as Bwa Gwyn), the White Arch is located at map ref. 259762. You do have to walk to the edge of the cliffs and look over to see the arch. For the confident, it is possible to scramble down to the viewpoint I have taken this
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