Beddgelert Bridge PR116 Summer a footpath

a footpath

more importantly it enabled him to place his premier league buildings high on a cliff overlooking the Dwyryd estuary

The taverna and beach can be reached along a narrow road from the village of Aghios Stephanos with the last 200 metres down this steep hill

The Garn from the summit of Glyder Fawr

Framed size : 78 x 72cm

Beddgelert Bridge PR116 Summer a footpathOffset litho print of an original watercolour. Open Edition. Beddgelert is a pretty mountain village located 7 miles north of Porthmadog. Translated, Beddgelert means Gelert's Grave and is based on the legend of Gelert, an Irish wolfhound who was left to guard the son of Prince Llewelyn. When the prince returned from his hunting trip and found his son's cot upturned and Gelert with blood dripping from his jaws, Llewelynn assumed that his dog had