http://www.britishlandscape.org/index.htmLandscape news.eneditor@britishlandscape.orgCopyright 2010 British Landscape Club2011-06-01T15:09:06+01:00 hourly 1 2000-01-01T12:00+00:00 Wed, 01 Jun 2011 15:23:35 +0100editor@britishlandscape.orgLie of the Land2011-06-01T15:09:06+01:00http://www.britishlandscape.org/files/9210d160fd923c4a6510bcb605af6d87-95.htm#unique-entry-id-95http://www.britishlandscape.org/files/9210d160fd923c4a6510bcb605af6d87-95.htm#unique-entry-id-95editor@britishlandscape.orgHome2011-05-27T11:02:25+01:00http://www.britishlandscape.org/files/90e579e888a3d4a31e0e11341dd51706-94.htm#unique-entry-id-94http://www.britishlandscape.org/files/90e579e888a3d4a31e0e11341dd51706-94.htm#unique-entry-id-94editor@britishlandscape.orgLie of the Land2011-05-24T13:57:44+01:00http://www.britishlandscape.org/files/8b9da4961bf3598238e3f6329b598e8b-93.htm#unique-entry-id-93http://www.britishlandscape.org/files/8b9da4961bf3598238e3f6329b598e8b-93.htm#unique-entry-id-93 ]]>editor@britishlandscape.orgMerely picturesque...2011-05-19T13:58:05+01:00http://www.britishlandscape.org/files/geology-can-be-beautiful.htm#unique-entry-id-92http://www.britishlandscape.org/files/geology-can-be-beautiful.htm#unique-entry-id-92editor@britishlandscape.orgLandscapesViews & Scenery2011-05-16T10:53:22+01:00http://www.britishlandscape.org/files/31a3590410c692aa17a0390c3748c1d4-91.htm#unique-entry-id-91http://www.britishlandscape.org/files/31a3590410c692aa17a0390c3748c1d4-91.htm#unique-entry-id-91
View Larger Map If your browser does not support Google Earth’s plug-in, you’re out of luck if you’re waiting for the Google Street car to arrive - this spot is simply too remote. ...At the head of a remote valley and at the heart of the Snowdonia National Park, this Welsh lake sits at the centre of an eroded away dome - the Harlech Dome - of buckled rock that once bridged Snowdon in the north to Cader Idris in the south. The lake is fed by the Afon Artro stream, the valley of which provides a mean transport corridor, enough for a hairy single track most of the way up from the village of Llanbedr on the coast road near Harlech. There’s a full account of its wonders in the Club manual, The Lie of the Land by Ian Vince, but all you need to know is that there’s a car park, a portaloo and moments of unfettered wilderness and blissful peace around this amazing spot. ]]>