On my bucket list was, walk up to the summit of Mount Snowdon and back down. I've now done it, but unfortunately at the summit the cloud cover was very thick and a few metres was about as far as you could see. This photo was taken at about 900 metres up, you may be able to make out some other walkers on their way up. It was a challenging walk 15 miles from start to finish on my own, but I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Snowdon is the highest mountain in Wales, at an elevation of 1,085 metres (3,560 ft) above sea level, and the highest point in the British Isles.
Well done you Lee, which route did you take ? When a student back in the 60's 2 coach load of us from Bangor Uni and BNC. did a climb up the pick track When GARY did his climb it was the Watkin'a Way the grub took !, TH
he last time Get a and I wet up we took the train , leaving Llanberis in glorious sunny morning to arrive at the. Top in. Gail force wind drizzle and thick fog !! How deceiving the weather can be !! A super shot Lee -- fav
This is beautiful, Lee. I love the way the mist softens the rocks, and I like the striations in the stone. Then all that contrasts with the foreground. So well done.
What a great shot! Nice to see the walkers on that narrow path. It is something I'd like to do too - well done on getting that tick on the bucket list!
he last time Get a and I wet up we took the train , leaving Llanberis in glorious sunny morning to arrive at the. Top in. Gail force wind drizzle and thick fog !! How deceiving the weather can be !! A super shot Lee -- fav
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