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📸 @john_lambert_photography Autumn Flow - stu 📸 @john_lambert_photography Autumn Flow - stunning capture of our autumn colours on the Tan Dinas Path which meanders through beautiful woodland running parallel with the picturesque Afon Llugwy. We think one of the best times to visit us is in November when all the trees put on an amazing colour display 🍁🍂🍁
Rhaeadr y Hydref a’r y Afon Llugwy • Autumn w Rhaeadr y Hydref a’r y Afon Llugwy • Autumn waterfalls on the Llugwy River, you can completley understand why they call the pools below the falls the Cauldron
📸 @5ianny The Afon Conwy - it’s no wonder t 📸 @5ianny The Afon Conwy - it’s no wonder that Turner visited North Wales in 1790 and 54years later in 1844 Britain’s first artists colony was set up in Betws-y-Coed It certainly does look like an oil painting @5ianny Diolch am rhannu 🤩 Thanks for sharing 🤩
📸 exploring_with_lianna 📍Rhaeadr Ewynnol - S 📸 exploring_with_lianna 📍Rhaeadr Ewynnol - Swallow Falls • The thing about Eryri is that even when it’s been raining the scenery just gets more spectacular
“A fo ben, bid bont” 📸 @aledevans_photogra “A fo ben, bid bont” 📸 @aledevans_photography Is a wonderful wise Welsh expression which means ‘to be a leader be a bridge’ Inspired by Bendigeidfran, in the second branch of the Mabinogion, on his journey to rescue his sister Branwen. If you’re unfamiliar with the Four Branches of the Mabinogion then you’re in for a treat! They are declared a national treasure who relate the ancient oral traditions of storytelling in prose format. For any lover of folklore & mythology they are a must!
📸 @aledlewisphotography You can tell why Aled 📸 @aledlewisphotography You can tell why Aled’s work is award winning- we’re blown away by this stunningly atmospheric shot of the Afon Llugwy taken from the Miners Bridge 🤩
📹 @5ianny Whilst yesterday was just ‘glawio 📹 @5ianny Whilst yesterday was just ‘glawio’ with the occasional ‘trwshio i lawr’ there are many more descriptive words for rain in Welsh…. glawio – raining pigo – spotting glaw mân – drizzle gwlithlaw – drizzle brasfrwrw – big spaced drops sgrympian – short sharp shower cawodi – showering arllwys – pouring tollti – pouring dymchwel – pulling down brylymu – pouring very quickly llifo – flooding towlud – throwing taflu – throwing hegar law – fierce rain lluwchlaw – sheets of rain chwipio bwrw – whiplash rain pistyllio – fountain rain curlaw – beating rain tywallt – absolutely bucketing stido – thrashing down tresio – maximum intensity
Under the bridge…. • The iconic Pont y Pair Under the bridge…. • The iconic Pont y Pair Bridge in Betws was originally built in the 1500s by Hywel Saer Maen for packhorses to cross over the Afon Llugwy. It was widened in the early1800’s to enable stage coaches to cross at a strategic point rather than use the ferry crossing over the Afon Conwy where a fateful accident had happened in 1806. 10 years later, in 1816, Thomas Telford’s Waterloo Bridge was opened over the Conwy which meant the Pont y Pair was abandoned by stagecoaches but in turn became a major tourist attraction as the ‘new road’ (A5) over the Waterloo enabled more and more people to visit the area…. #historypoint
Can you think of a better place to be sitting in t Can you think of a better place to be sitting in the morning sun….
📸  @royaloak_byc • Pont y Pair Falls taken f 📸  @royaloak_byc • Pont y Pair Falls taken from our iconic five arched bridge which crosses the Afon Llugwy. The craggy gorge at the crossing point means the Llugwy crashes and cascades over the rock and no matter how fast or slowly the river flows at any time of year it makes for an idyllic viewpoint. Diolch @royaloak_byc for tagging @betws_y_coed
📸  @welshgirl.captures • We just 💙 Sian’s iconic image from the Pont y Pair Bridge of the Afon Llugwy making its way through Betws-y-Coed Diolch Sian for tagging #betwsycoed and sharing your #beautiful image of our village 🥰
Did you hear that Conwy Council have secured fundi Did you hear that Conwy Council have secured funding to create a cycle route to run the length of the valley all the way from Llandudno to Betws-y-Coed? #ridehappy
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