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Outdoor Activities begin

A crew of youngsters came to the museum grounds to enjoy a day of outdoor activities put together by Wild Elements in cooperation with Gwynedd Council. The grounds were filled with activity and laughter, a tonic for all !
Watch this website for more summer activities that we will be holding next month as part of the #Summer of Fun project!

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A (hot) walk to Garn Boduan hill fort.

Saturday morning July 17th, the temperature 24 degrees in the shade- not really the best conditions for a strenuous hill walk to the summit of Garn Boduan (279m/915ft.) above Nefyn. But our brave walkers ventured and were rewarded with stunning views- a 360 panorama at the summit! Our careful and knowledgeable guide, (Dawi Griffiths). kep to a sensible pace and provided ample information on both Welsh hillforts in general and specifically Garn Boduan .
A big thank you to all who supported the event, including four very well behaved dogs, who must have sweated even more than I did !

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Prizes For Naming Madrun

These are the two pupils who won prizes as part of our skeleton-naming process, with the chosen name being ‘Madrun’. Congratulations to Guto Bryn Williams, 11 years old and Mabon Arwel Williams, 9 years old! Thank you to Ysgol Pentreuchaf and Ysgol Tudweiliog for letting us visit to present the awards.

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A good start to our summer activities.

The first event to be held this summer was a guided geological walk around Cilan, led by our expert Daniel Evans. The sun shone for us and the views were stunning ! We will be holding another walk soon, this time to the top of Garn Boduan. Anyone interested in our early history and hillforts - this is one for you!

(pictures : Cilan Geological Walk, by courtesy of Sion Owen).