The Gwyllt Labyrinth, Portmeirion. OR672 Industrial because five miles away at

because five miles away at the end of this valley is the jagged profile of the Snowdon group of mountains

This is the terminating spur of the Gribin Ridge as it falls down into Cwm Idwal

Mae ei gasgliad hyfryd o wahanol fathau o farddoniaeth

Here the clouds have parted briefly to allow a sudden burst of light to flood the estuary below

better known as Dafydd y Garreg Wen was buried

The Gwyllt Labyrinth, Portmeirion. OR672 Industrial because five miles away atDrawing Image size : 72 x 45cm Framed size : 102 x 75cm Beyond the village of Portmeirion in North Wales lies a wonderful wooded hillside. This whole area, part of Portmeirion was planted many years ago with all kinds of exotic trees and plants. Over the years nature took its toll and the woodland became overgrown and wild, hence its name. In Welsh Y Gwyllt is The Wilds. When Clough Williams Ellis the creator of Portmeirion took over the site the