ITINERARY
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CHAPTER PAGE
I. Proposed Excursion 5
II. The Start, Peterborough, Birmingham 10
III. Chester 14
IV. Chester, Camp-meeting 19
V. Chester, Book-Stall, Wrexham 24
VI. Llangollen, the Dee 30
VII. Llangollen, Lodgings 34
VIII. The Robber’s Leap 37
IX. Llangollen, Pengwern 43
X. The Berwyn 48
XI. Pont Fadog 50
XII. Pont y Cysswllt 58
XIII. Llangollen, the Abbey of the Vale of the Cross 64
XIV. Expedition to Ruthyn, the Column 69
XV. The Turf Tavern, Ruthyn 74
XVI. Return from Ruthyn, Agricola’s Hill 80
XVII. Llangollen, Plas Newydd, Llyn Ceiriog 84
XVIII. Llangollen, the Parish Clerk 92
XIX. Llangollen, the Vicar, the Pool of Catherine Lingo, Robber’s Leap 100
XX. The Valley of Ceiriog, Huw Morris’s Chair, Pont y Meibion 107
XXI. Pandy Teirw 116
XXII. Llangollen Fair 124
XXIII. Pont y Pandy, Glendower’s Mount, Corwen 125
XXIV. The Rock of Heroes, the Italian at the Inn 134
XXV. On the way to Bangor, the Irishman 142
XXVI. Pentre Voelas, the Conway, Swallow Falls, Capel Curig 149
XXVII. Bangor 159
XXVIII. Menai bridges 165
XXIX. Snowdon, the Wyddfa 172
XXX. Gronwy Owen 179
XXXI. Anglesea, Pentraeth Coch 181
XXXII. Llanfair Mathafarn Eithaf, the Birthplace of Gronwy Owen 186
XXXIII. The Inn at Pentraeth Coch 199
XXXIV. Conversation at the Inn 203
XXXV. A Brilliant Morning 206
XXXVI. Leaving Pentraeth Coch, Penmynnydd, Tomb of Owen Tudor 209
XXXVII. Dyffryn Gaint 213
XXXVIII. The Inn at L— 225
XXXIX. Bound for Holy Head 231
XL. Caer Gybi 237
XLI. The Pier 240
XLII. Town of Holy Head, Pen Caer Gybi 244
XLIII. Bangor, Port Dyn Norwig, Caernarvon 251
XLIV. Pont Bettws, Llyn Cwellyn 255
XLV. Inn at Bethgelert 265
XLVI. The Valley of Gelert 267
XLVII. Tan y Bwlch, Festiniog 273
XLVIII. Mynydd Mawr and Mynydd Bach, Tref y Talcot 279
XLIX. Bala 288
L. The Tomen Bala 298
LI. Back at Llangollen 300
LII. Llangollen, Attempted Murder 304
LIII. Pen y Coed 308
LIV. Chirk 310
LV. Llangollen, Some of the Inhabitants 320
LVI. Llangollen, News of the Fall of Sebastopol 324
LVII. Pentré y Dwr 329
LVIII. Sunday at Llangollen 334
LIX. Llangollen, History of Twm O’r Nant 338
LX. Twm O’r Nant, his Interludes 348
LXI. Walk to Wrexham, Methodistical Volume 354
LXII. Rhiwabon Road 360
LXIII. Last Night at Llangollen 364
LXIV. Departure for South Wales 367
LXV. Inn at Llan Rhyadr 373
LXVI. Sycharth 378
LXVII. Llan Silin 384
LXVIII. Llan Silin Church, Tomb of Huw Morris 388
LXIX. Church of Llan Rhyadr 393
LXX. Rhyadr, Mountain Scenery 395
LXXI. Wild Moors, Arrival at Bala 398
LXXII. Bala, The White Lion 403
LXXIII. Llyn Tegid 409
LXXIV. Bala to Dinas Mawddwy 414
LXXV. Inn at Mallwydd 423
LXXVI. Mallwydd and its Church, Cemmaes 424
LXXVII. The Vale of Dyfi 428
LXXVIII. Machynlleth 432
LXXIX. Machynlleth, Historic Events 438
LXXX. Machynlleth to Esgyrn Hirion 442
LXXXI. The Mining Compting Room 450
LXXXII. Inn at Pont Erwyd 457
LXXXIII. Conversation at the inn and on the way to the Devil’s Bridge 465
LXXXIV. The Devil’s Bridge 474
LXXXV. Dinner at the Hospice 477
LXXXVI. Dafydd Ab Gwilym 481
LXXXVII. Start for Plynlimmon 489
LXXXVIII. Plynlimmon, and back to the Devil’s Bridge 491
LXXXIX. Hafod 499
XC. Spytty Ystwyth 503
XCI. Strata Florida, burial-place of Dafydd Ab Gwilym 507
XCII. Rhyd Fendigaid to Tregaron 512
XCIII. Tregaron Church 523
XCIV. Llan Ddewi Brefi 527
XCV. Lampeter to the Bridge of Twrch 532
XCVI. Llandovery 539
XCVII. Llandovery Church 544
XCVIII. Llandovery to Gutter Vawr 553
XCIX. Inn at Gutter Vawr 561
C. Gutter Vawr to Swansea 568
CI. Swansea 579
CII. Swansea to Neath 581
CIII. Town of Neath, the Glowing Mountain 583
CIV. Merthyr Tydvil 586
CV. Start for Caerfili 589
CVI. Pen y Glas to Caerfili 599
CVII. Caerfili 602
CVIII. Town of Newport 606
CIX. Arrival at Chepstow 616