Hidden tribute on a Barmouth hillside
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Hidden tribute on a Barmouth hillside
Image: © David Bowen Taken: 27 Oct 2007
From the town walk up the road leading to St John's church, at the end of the victorian terraced villas turn left up the very steep road till you reach the crest. On your right you will see a grassy public footpath running level towards the church. Around 5 paces down the path there is just visible a little 'fox' path to your left that takes you to a little knoll of rock overlooking the path where it joined the road. Here you will find a wonderful view of the church as painted by Keeley-Braiser. See other slide from same grid. Picture 27th October 2007.
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