Log No 206. Sat 14th Dec 2013 - Pwllheli to Porthmadog, 17 miles (3179 miles walked)

The coastline from Pwllheli

Coconut
The bit of blue in the sky had gone now and the wind was picking up.

Looking north from Pen-ychain
After 2 miles on the cycleway/pavement the road crossed the Afon Dwyfor and the Coastal Way signs led me by the farm of Aberkin and across a couple of fields to the north side of the river.

The coastline to Criccieth
Clouds had really built up now and it was now threatening rain.

Looking back to Criccieth Castle

The 'road' on Black Rock Sands
It was nothing of the kind, merely people driving onto the beach like it was a regular road, it even had speed restriction signs.

The coastline to Borth-y-Gest
With the Afon Glaslyn flowing into the estuary a very pleasant path went through the wooded slopes giving super views of all the small bays round to Borth-y-Gest.
The rain had come on now and the wind strengthened but I was just about finished with only 15 minutes into Porthmadog.
With the rain starting to lash down I didn't wander round the place and as the 14.30 bus to Pwllheli was just ready to leave I jumped on it.
Another enjoyable 17 miles.