Three more pictures today from my early morning walk around the marine lake. At first glance the rocks in these pools were fairly dull and uninteresting but as I took a few paces along the sand and looked back I noticed how the morning sun had turned the rocks to a beautiful warm golden colour and the reflections in the still pools gave a sense of a big landscape in miniature. Getting low down to get the right angle and they take on a new dimension. My favourite image here is the second one. Leave a comment to let me know what you think.
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Today's images are of Y Garn, which at 947m is the third highest of the Glyderau, also showing in the first and third images is Foel Goch which reaches a height of 831m. These were taken facing west from the slopes of Tryfan on the walk up to Llyn Idwal. I didn't take the normal path up but having stopped to take the pictures of the waterfall in yesterdays blog I forged my own path over the boggy ground following the stream part way and then heading over a low crest to reach the view in the last of the pictures above.
Tomorrow I will post some more pictures from further along the way, but lets not get ahead of ourselves and just pause to appreciate the view.
I think later on in the season I will head up here again when there is snow on the ground, I will expect some really stunning images then
