Moel

It took them only about two hours and a half to reach Moel, which is situated at the end of Lake Tinn.

Ticket No. "9672" Jules Verne 1866

One is a Winchester Moel 70 XTR in .270 that will get 3200 fps with a 130 grain Hornady spire point and H4831.

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Its clear river, the Dwyfor, flows south between Crib Nantlle and Moel Hebog, the elegance of the former contrasting with sturdy bulk of the latter.

Country diary: Garndolbenmaen Jim Perrin 2010

One is a Winchester Moel 70 XTR in .270 that will get 3200 fps with a 130 grain Hornady spire point and H4831.

Some Rifle Barrels are Faster than Others 2009

"The ultimate winners are those at the edges of the TV ecosystem that provide specialized intellectual property that makes TVs more interactive like computers and with the kind of user interface that brings them into the 21st century," said Alberto Moel, senior analyst with Sandford Bernstein.

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I cross the stream and find a rough path mounting the flank of Moel y Geifr, following an excursion of Bill Condry's that leads me to Llyn Caerwych, a tarn high among the hills.

Country diary: Harlech Jim Perrin 2010

As I proceeded along this gorge the moon rising above Moel Vrith illumined my path.

Wild Wales : Its People, Language and Scenery 2004

“The Moel of the Church,” said I. “That is hardly a good name for it, for the hill is not bald (moel).”

Wild Wales : Its People, Language and Scenery 2004

Llanberis, and on our other side a broad hollow, or valley of Snowdon, beyond which were two huge hills forming part of the body of the grand mountain, the lowermost of which our guide told me was called Moel Elia, and the uppermost Moel y Cynghorion.

Wild Wales : Its People, Language and Scenery 2004

Here we sat for some time resting and surveying the scene which presented itself to us, the principal object of which was the north-eastern side of the mighty Moel y Cynghorion, across the wide hollow or valley, which it overhangs in the shape of a sheer precipice some five hundred feet in depth.

Wild Wales : Its People, Language and Scenery 2004