Dwr-y-Felin DofE

The Silver DofE 24-25 has been completed! It is important to remember these amazing young people Have been volunteering I the community developing a skill and physical activities as part of this qualification! Big thank you to the volunteers and parents for your support!!

Last of the groups reach the Waterfalls.

More groups arriving at the waterfall!!

Day three Silver 24-25 much better weather as groups reach the Waterfall at the half way point.

Return to camp! A hard day two. Just one more day to go!!!

Day two Campsite visible final push!!

Day two getting there! Tough wet conditions again!

On the way down following a bearing we needed to navigate through bogs, around lakes and shake holes!

We managed to navigate to the crashed Canadian Wellington Bomber pupils paid their respects and then we needed to continue on the day two route.

DOFE Silver exp 24-25 last group arrives!

The day one draws to a close and hot water bottles are made and everyone retires to the tents.

Day one campsite set up and cooking begins.

The first groups return towards the quarry. Day one Silver 24-25.

Day one going along well. Groups reach the caving club and head up to the old tramline!

Day one of the 24-25 silver Expedition. Lovely walking weather!

The 24-25 manage to make it back to the end after a very difficult day 2. Their navigation skills were tested and they had to step up. They did very well!

DAY 2 Silver practice 24-25 was a very wet and a white out. Photos were difficult to take because the driving windy rain!

Day one draws to a close and we start to prepare for camp. The clouds draw in ominously as day 1 comes to a close.

485 Cairn with the trig point in the distance. Great views of the Neath valley and Pen-y-Fan.

More groups get up to the 485. Silver practice 24-25.