Morning walk shots.2

I have decided that if I'm going to do this I'd better do it properly, today is a restart.

An Edward VII post box, probably among the oldest in the UK. It no longer has the original collection time panel as it was vandalised a couple of years ago.

The Plas Pigot country club, it has been here for many years, when it was first built it would have been in the countryside and not in the town.

The Denbigh infirmary, has been here for over 200 years. Always providing a useful service to the community.

Denbigh high school, located on the Ruthin road.

The leasure centre. The yellow topped building is the new gym. Among the facilities is a swimming pool and a punishment centre with plenty of exercise equipment. LOL

Morning walk shots.

Having purchased a new camera, I've put together some test shots from my morning walk.

Below the old town walls of Denbigh is the location of Howells school, some of the buildings can be seen from across the fields.

Behind the sports field are some old farm buildings.

The southern end of the leisure centre. The old gymnasium has been replaced by a more modern building, the yellow topped one on the right. It is now nearing completion.

Archive shot.....waterfall.

Another hidden small falls.

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Final shots from Moelyn Mawr today. In it's day, that old Fuji Fine Pix S7000 took quite a decent picture.

Looking down on the workshops and the small lake that powered the tools.

A waterwheel was one housed here.

Time to climb back down to the Cwmorthin valley below.

The weather has exposed part of the old tramway rail and sleeper in the Cwmorthin valley.

Archive shot...waterfalls.

Another set of small falls.

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Mountain lake.

Many tons of waste, there must be a big hole in the ground somewhere.

Looking rather unsafe now, however, probably been here for 100 years!

Archive shot...waterfall.

Another from my collection of hidden waterfalls. It's amazing how many there are off the beaten track. HDR edit.

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Yet another ruin with loads of waste slate in the background.

Close up.

A look back at the warning notice missed on the way up!

  

Archive shot...waterfall.

These falls are hidden away at Cwm Penmachno. The orange colour in the water is from peat in the soil. HDR edit.

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A stile to get us over the barbed wire fence.

A lot of quartz around here, probably means some Welsh gold too!

Following the fence. The ground can be very unsound in places so to be on the safe side I often follow the fence, that's if there is one. 

Black lamb.

This lamb is just a few weeks old, taken on my walk this morning.

Archive shot...Swallow falls.

Swallow falls, North Wales....HDR.

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Another walker making their way to the summit.

Getting closer.

Starting to make may way back down.

Archive shot...Robin.

Robin at the bird table, taken from the garden shed 2008.

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Looking from top of trig point.

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View 2.

View 3

Archive shot.....Waterfall.

An archive shot of a waterfall in my favorite place, Cwmorthin valley. Edited in HDR.

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Looking down on Moelwyn Bach.

Town of Portmadog in the distance.

Trig point, for map reference and GPS.

View to the left.

Light covering of snow..

From this mornings walk, more to come.

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Mine workings to the side of the reservoir.

A fine view.

A steep climb up to the summit.

Lone slate post.

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Stile.

Looking down on the Stwlan reservoir.

In the distance, the lake by the nuclear power station, no longer in use.

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View from the quarry.

Tunnel exit into the quarry.

Looking down into the quarry.

Another section of the quarry.