Hi, drjohn! I always appreciate people helping me to map my photos correctly, so I do thank you. I don't understand what you mean by it being blocked? I have just altered the position myself & hope it is now in the right place. If not, then you must suggest the correct position on the map - then Panoramio will email me and ask if I want to change. OK? Best wishes, Theolfa
Your suspicion is correct, there are more than one Bwlch y Groes in Wales, The one between Dinas Mawddwy and Llanuwchllyn is the most famous of them, because it is the highest pass, in Wales, where you can drive your car over. This particular Bwlch y Groes is between Waenfawr and Llanberis, and it is the last climb on the Marathon Eryri, one of the toughest races you can run.
I have tagged this image to the location where it was taken on Panoramio, or as close as I can make it. What I suspect what has happened is that some search engine has picked up on the name, and not the actual location, I don’t have much control over that I’m afraid.
Incidentally, there are also more than one Moel Eilio.
To be more specific, this is a great panorama of the Campo San Giacomo del'Orio [one of many spellings; perhaps St Jack of the hours, or of the laurels - who knows?]
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Hi, drjohn! I always appreciate people helping me to map my photos correctly, so I do thank you. I don't understand what you mean by it being blocked? I have just altered the position myself & hope it is now in the right place. If not, then you must suggest the correct position on the map - then Panoramio will email me and ask if I want to change. OK? Best wishes, Theolfa
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Ooops. Typo? :)
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Yes, this is from Fleetwith Pike - but not of Honister Pass; it's looking the other way, towards Haystacks and with Pillar in the background
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Hello drjohn, thank you for the information about this cross, I would love to see the original cross :) Best wishes. Anita
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Thank you for your comments.
Your suspicion is correct, there are more than one Bwlch y Groes in Wales, The one between Dinas Mawddwy and Llanuwchllyn is the most famous of them, because it is the highest pass, in Wales, where you can drive your car over. This particular Bwlch y Groes is between Waenfawr and Llanberis, and it is the last climb on the Marathon Eryri, one of the toughest races you can run.
I have tagged this image to the location where it was taken on Panoramio, or as close as I can make it. What I suspect what has happened is that some search engine has picked up on the name, and not the actual location, I don’t have much control over that I’m afraid.
Incidentally, there are also more than one Moel Eilio.
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To be more specific, this is a great panorama of the Campo San Giacomo del'Orio [one of many spellings; perhaps St Jack of the hours, or of the laurels - who knows?]
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Hi drjohn72 Thanks for move.
Regards Jim C
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