Yr Wyddfa from the Dwyryd (PR109) Style:Print Only Cader Idris itself is the

Cader Idris itself is the peak on the right of the painting

Painted from the mouth of the Afon Dwyryd

This is the high bwlch (col) between Yr Wyddfa and Lliwedd

Between the two estuaries lies the Portmeirion headland

Arguably this viewpoint is probably one of the most spectacular in Eryri if the weather is kind because in front of you is the huge amphitheater of the Pedol yr Wyddfa (Snowdon Horseshoe) with Crib Goch on the right

Yr Wyddfa from the Dwyryd (PR109) Style:Print Only Cader Idris itself is theGiclee print of an original watercolour. Limited Edition of 200. This is the beautiful Dwyryd estuary. It is also known as Traeth Bach, to differentiate it from its larger brother to the west. Between the two estuaries lies the Portmeirion headland. As you can see from the painting the view northwards is truly inspiring with Snowdon dominating all. In the middle distance is the island of Ynys Giftan, which is also featured in the print 'Village, Sea