SPRING EQUINOX 2026

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Straight to Penygroes...art gallery open but man said passport moved to lych gate about a mile down the road! Looked at nearby church, no sign of passport, gave up! (had been closed on last visit!)

Decided not to try Pant Gwyn again, unable to find stamp at last visit, cottage looked derelict)...near Maes Eilen.

On to Trefor. Premier supermarket with pleasant man who stamped passports for us. Then on to Pistyll.

At Pistyll (realised welsh for waterfall...nice one by St. Bueno church!). Passport stamp inside church, R donated £10! Really picturesque place with church and waterfall.



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