OR851 Olion y Cei Y Foel Goch and was used originally to

and was used originally to load cherries onto boats

This large print depicts the stunning and sensational view of Cwm Idwal and the lake from a pulpit of rock high above the Ogwen valley

Painted during the covid lockdown when I was redtricted to aint subject in my garden

There are also a line of pilots cottages

Framed size : 78 x 61cm

OR851 Olion y Cei Y Foel Goch and was used originally toatercolour Image size : 55 x 35cm Framed size : At the end of the 19th century Porthmadog was exporting slate all over the world in small schooners. On their return to the town they were full of ballast which was dumped near the entrance to the port. These timber structures are all that remains of the wharves which the boats were tied to. The dumping ground has since grown into a large island known locally as Cei Ballast.