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English: Mynydd Penrhiw and the Dysefin Gorge. Mynydd Pen-Rhiw, a foothill of Cadair Idris, is separated from Craig Tyn-y-cornel by the deeply incised Dysefin gorge. A green lane winds round the knoll in the foreground and the trees are part of Coed y Graig woodland. Across the main Dysynni Valley is the famous Craig yr Aderyn (Bird's Rock) the only known inland nesting place of cormorants. The Tarrennau form the background. |
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