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Easter in Aberdyfi

Published on 28 Mar 2011 by Gwion Llwyd

We still have some weeks remaining in our Aberdyfi property over Easter. (Which is strange as this is usually one of our most popular houses) So we’ve discounted the prices a little bit over that period.

I always tell our regular guests that Easter is one of the nicest times to visit us here in Snowdonia. Fresh pasture, spring lambs, daffodils and best of all not too many tourists to spoil it all. [Read more ..]

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