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CHAP. IV.
CAPEL CURIG TO BANGOR,
(144 Miles.)
Y Trivaen-Llyn Ogwen-Rhaiadr Benglog-Nant Frangon -Carnedd
David - Carnedd Llewelyn-Mr. Pennant's Slate Quarries-Ogwen
Bank-Penhryn Castle-Monuments in Llandegai Church-Port Pen-
hryn-Bangor-History of Bangor Cathedral-Menai Bridge . 49
CHAP. V.
ANGLESEY-HOLYHEAD ISLAND--SKERRIES.
Ferries-Battle near Bangor Ferry- Llanddwyn Abbey- Llanedwen-
Battle at Moel y Don-Plass Newydd-List of Cromlechs in Anglesey
-Wine Houses-Amlwch-Parys Copper Mines - Llanelian - Go-
Pentraeth-Plas Gwynn Beaumaris Beaumaris
ronwy Owen
-
Castle History of Beaumaris Castle-Bay of Beaumaris-Baron Hill
-Llanvaes - Penmon Holyhead-South Stack Lighthouse — The
Skerries
CHAP. VI.
65
BANGOR TO CAERNARVON,
(9 Miles.)
Caernarvon-Caernarvon Castle-Birth of Edward first Prince of Wales
-History of Caernarvon Castle-Roman City of Segontium . 87
CHAP. VII.
EXCURSION FROM CAERNARVON TO THE NANTLLE
POOLS.
Glangwna-View-Ascent to the Summit of Moel Aelir, and View from
thence-Bettws-Nant Mill-Llyn Cwellyn- Castle Cidwm.-Tradi-
tion respecting the Giant Cidwm-Llyn y Dywarchen-Nantlle Pools
-Mountain Pass-Beautiful Views-Slate Quarries
95
CHAP. VIII.
EXCURSION FROM CAERNARVON INTO THE PROMON-
TORY OF LLYN, &c.
The Promontory of Llyn-Dinas Dinlle and other ancient Forts-Clynog
-Beuno's Chapel and Chest-Curiosities in the Neighbourhood of
Clynog-Nevin-Porthdinllyn-Pwllheli-Island of Bardsey-History
of Bardsey-Hell's Mouth-Criccieth and Castle-Howel y Fwyall-
Penmorfa-Sir John Owen
100
CHAP. IX.
CAERNARVON TO LLANBERIS,
(10 Miles.)
Road-Cwm y Clo-Vale of Llanberis-Lakes-Margaret Uch Evan-
Dôlbadarn Castle-Slate Quarry-Caunant Mawr-Copper Mine-
Village of Llanberis
112
CHAP. X.
EXCURSION FROM LLANBERIS TO THE SUMMIT OF
TRIVAEN, &c.
Llyn y Cwm-Llyn Idwal-Tull Dû-Trivaen-Glyder Bach-Glyder
Fawr-Evening Scene in Llanberis-Plants found near Tull Dû 118
CHAP. XI.
EXCURSION FROM DOLBADARN TO THE SUMMIT OF
SNOWDON.
Instructions to the Tourist-Height of Snowdon-Prospect from the
Summit-Name-Royal Forest-Clogwyn y Garnedd-List of Snow-
don Plants-Well near the Summit-Copper Mine-Further Instruc-
tions to the Tourist.
. 126
CHAP. XII.
DOLBADARN TO BEDDGELERT,
(14 Miles.)
The Pass of Llanberis-The Cromlech-Caddy of Cwm Glâs-Gorph-
wysfa-Nant Hwynan or Gwynant-Rhaiadr Cwm Dyli-Cwm Llan
-Llyn y Dinas-Dinas Emrys-Beddgelert-Llewellyn and his Dog
-Poem founded on this Story-Priory
. 131
EXCURSION FROM BEDDGELERT TO THE SUMMIT OF
141
CHAP. XIII.
BEDDGELERT TO TAN Y BWLCH,
(By Tremadoc 14 Miles.)
Pont Aberglasllyn-Tradition respecting the Bridge-Salmon Leap-
Roads to Tan y Bwlch-Tremadoc-Embankment-Tan y Bwlch-
Vale of Ffestiniog
144
EXCURSION FROM TAN Y BWLCH TO THE FALLS OF
THE CYNFAEL.
Maentwrog-Falls of the Velen Rhydd-Harlech-Harlech Castle-
History of Harlech Castle-Mephitic Vapour
151
EXCURSION FROM HARLECH TO CWM BYCHAN, &c.
Cylch Cyngrair or Druidical Circles-Cwm Bychan-Bwlch Tyddiad—
Drws Ardudwy-Cromlech-Sarn Badrig-Cantref Gwaelod
157
CHAP. XV.
HARLECH TO DOLGELLEY,
(20 Miles.)
Road from Harlech to Barmouth-Meini Gwyr-Cromlechs-Barmouth
-Beach and River-Road from Barmouth to Dolgelley-Dolgelly-
Nannau-Howel Sele-Old Oak
EXCURSION FROM DOLGELLEY TO KEMMER ABBEY
160
AND THE WATERFALLS.
Y Vanner, or Kemmer Abbey-History of the Abbey-Rhaiadr Du—
Rhaiadr-y-Mawddach--Pistyll-y-Cain.
164
Origin of the Name of the Mountain-Places from whence it is usually
ascended-Ascent from Dolgelley-Ascent from the Blue Lion-
Ascent from Barmouth-View from the Summit of Cader Idris. 170
CHAP. XVII.
DOLGELLEY TO MACHYNLLETH,
(By the direct road 164 Miles.)
View of Dolgelley-The Pool of the Three Pebbles-Llyn-Tal-y-llyn—
Road to Machynlleth-Machynlleth
DOLGELLEY TO MACHYNLLETH, BY TOWYN AND
ABERDOVEY.
(30 Miles.)
173
Towyn-Tebeni - Ynysymaengwyn-Aberdovey-Road to Machyn-
lleth.
175
Road to Aberystwith-Tre Taliesin-Aberystwith-History of Aberyst-
with Castle. .
178
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CHAP. XIX.
ABERYSTWITH TO LLANIDLOES,
(By the Old Road 30 Miles-by Pont Erwydd 28 Miles.)
Roads to Llanidloes-Pont Erwydd-Road from Pont Erwydd to the
Devil's Bridge-Ysptty Cynfyn-The Parson's Bridge-Plynlimmon
-Sources of the Rivers Severn, Wye, and Rheidol-Llanidloes. 182
CHAP. XX.
LLANYDLOES TO MONTGOMERY,
(22 Miles.)
View of the Country-Anecdote of Edward Herbert, Esq.-Newtown-
Cataract-Castell Dolforwyn - History of the Castle - View near
Abermule-Montgomery--Church-Castle- History of Castle-Le-
land's Description of the Town-The Cucking Stool formerly in use
there
187
CHAP. XXI.
MONTGOMERY TO OSWESTRY,
(231 Miles.)
Welsh Pool-Powis Castle-History of Powis Castle-The Breiddin Hills
-The River Vyrnwy-Llanymynech-Llanymynech Hill and Cavern
called Ogo.
195
CHAP. XXII.
OSWESTRY TO BALA,
Llangedwen Hall-Road leading to Llanrhaiadr-Pistyll Rhaiadr-Vale
of Llangynog-Village of Llangynog-Plan for Pedestrians to adopt
in visiting Pistyll Rhaiadr--Slate Quarries-Lead Mines- Berwyn
Mountains-Rhiwedog-Vale of Edeirnion-Bala-Bala Lake—Ac-
count of Fish called Gwyniadds found there.
201