Monthly Archives: Jul 2014

#155 – The Southern Peaks of the Carneddau, North Wales

Posted on 28/07/2014 by Paul Shorrock

Back to the hills of the Carneddau this week. I tend to bang on a bit about these wild, deserted hills, and a day there never disappoints. My last trip there had been just a few weeks back (see Post … Continue reading →

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#154 – Cwm Glas – Peace and quiet on the busiest mountain in the UK

Posted on 14/07/2014 by Paul Shorrock

Of the 6 million visitors each year to the Snowdonia National Park, quite a few decide to walk up Yr Wyddfa (Snowdon).  Being the highest peak in Wales and England at 1085 metres (3560 ft) is one good reason, but … Continue reading →

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