July Newsletter from BMC Cymru/Wales

Posted by Martin Kocsis on 02/08/2007

The latest developments in both north and south Wales are detailed in this instalment of the regular Cymru/Wales newsletter.

You can read more about the ongoing bolting in and around Snowdonia, illegal offroading, parking problems in The Pass, ferry swells at Gogarth, South Wales crag clean ups, the imminent Gogarth festival, Ioan Doyle and Pete's Bistro.

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