PR792 Yr Wyddfa o Lliwedd Style:Mounted paper size - 64cm x

paper size - 64cm x 50cm

Ben Nevis is the highest peak in the UK at 4413 feet  (1345 meters) This watercolour shows the fearsome northeast face with the Allt a Mhulinn river flowing down to Fort William

Cnicht is what every child thinks a mountain should look like

The Portmeirion headland known in Welsh as Y Gwyllt has been planted many years ago with some magnificent unique trees

Built and planned as an overnight stop for travellers who were making their way to Ireland by way of Porthdinllaen on the north coast of the Llyn peninsula

PR792 Yr Wyddfa o Lliwedd Style:Mounted paper size - 64cm xGiclee print of an original oil painting. Limited Edition. This is the high bwlch (col) between Yr Wyddfa and Lliwedd. The bwlch is known as Bwlch Ciliau but the part nearest Yr Wyddfa is known as Bwlch y Saethau (Col of the arrows) It is said to be the site of Arthurs final battle. Felled by enemy arrows, Arthur was mortally wounded there and his men covered his body with a cairn of stones, which to this day is still called Carnedd Arthur, or Arthurs