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Suitably refreshed, a very
short road section awaits. Cross the bridge, turn left then right if you
wish to try the Glyncorrwg section |
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If you do divert, this is
what you will come to. Note the superb surface of the path. |
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Back
on the main route down to Rhyslyn, the Afan is now below you on the left
and the superb surface continues ( for a while ) |
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With a
bit more water in the river, it would be quicker by canoe! |
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Worth
bearing in mind that sheep can and do get anywhere and can be quite
unpredicable in their movements if startled. |
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An
opportunity to cool off ? |
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The
river is a long way down at this point and this shot shows just how
steep the hillside can be. |
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Just the occasional pothole
to beware of as the path continues to offer constantly changing vistas. |
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When this view appears, you
are at the point where it is possible ( with care ) to switch sides and
return to the Visitor Centre. Or carry on down to Rhyslyn as you prefer |
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If you do switch, you will
drop down to river level at last, before pushing your bike up the hill
to the Visitor Centre for that well- deserved cuppa. |
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