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'''Moel y Gest''' is a modest, craggy-topped hill against whose flank the town of [[Porthmadog]] nestles, in [[Caernarfonshire]] at the root of the [[Lleyn]] peninsula. It rises to 863 feet and is topped with a trig pillar. | '''Moel y Gest''' is a modest, craggy-topped hill against whose flank the town of [[Porthmadog]] nestles, in [[Caernarfonshire]] at the root of the [[Lleyn]] peninsula. It rises to 863 feet and is topped with a trig pillar. | ||
The summit overlooks Porthmadog and Tremadoc Bay, down to the village of [[Borth-y-Gest]], with the [[River Glaslyn]] and [[Traeth Bach]] laid out before its feet | The summit overlooks Porthmadog and Tremadoc Bay, down to the village of [[Borth-y-Gest]], with the [[River Glaslyn]] and [[Traeth Bach]] laid out before its feet. | ||
[[File:Moel y Gest Summit - geograph.org.uk - 45649.jpg|left|220px|Moel-y-Gest summit]] | [[File:Moel y Gest Summit - geograph.org.uk - 45649.jpg|thumb|left|220px|Moel-y-Gest summit]] | ||
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Moel y Gest is a modest, craggy-topped hill against whose flank the town of Porthmadog nestles, in Caernarfonshire at the root of the Lleyn peninsula. It rises to 863 feet and is topped with a trig pillar.
The summit overlooks Porthmadog and Tremadoc Bay, down to the village of Borth-y-Gest, with the River Glaslyn and Traeth Bach laid out before its feet.
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