Quiz Time (General Knowledge & Out of Area)

[Hugo]

It's a good guess Steve but not correct  but this abandoned water mill is not too far from your old stomping grounds.     It's also quite near to the track as well. but which track?

[Hugo]

There's enough water near this old water mill to keep it going.               

[Hugo]

Here's another photo which may help, I'm out all day today, so I'll give the answer when I return home

[Jack]

Think it is on the track to Melynllyn and Dulyn from Eigiau?

[Hugo]

And you are spot on Jack.     It's on the left of the track just before you get to Melynllyn.           

[Jack]

Track looks a bit wet Hugo, was the photo taken recently?

[Hugo]

I took the photo yesterday when we visited the two lakes, the track wasn't too bad, nothing compared to the tracks in Cwm Eigiau.   We returned on the track above the Dulyn Bothy and that was very wet.
As we were walking through the boggy marshy ground on the hillside I remembered Mull's wise words of not wearing shorts on those types of walks and thought that I could be in trouble with those ticks but all's well that ends well, I hope anyway.

[Hugo]

Rhuddlan went on a walk today in N Wales and sent me this photo.   Where is it and what is it a photo of?           

[Hugo]

It's a popular place for walking and I believe a photo has been posted on here before.     Some forum members have also been there too.   

[Hugo]

I have posted a photo from this same location before and remember a forum member making a comment on it,  but where is it and what is it?

[Hugo]

No guesses, even though I've posted a photo of the location before!     Perhaps this clue will be a big help?

Now you see it, now you don't so it must be a phenomenon             

So what and where is it?     

[Hugo]

The people living in this location may be in strong disagreement but it must be a phenomenon.     I've seen it but now I haven't       

What and where is this thing?         

[SteveH]

I have no idea where it is, but is it The River Dee  Afon Dyfrdwy, I think that is a dry river bed, and apparently this can happen  to the Afon.

[Hugo]

You're so close on many things Steve but I'm going to be mean and not give it to you.     

It is a dry river bed and it does feed the River Dee  but you need the name of the river and the location should become obvious

[Hugo]

A couple of photos that should help.