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Al
Guest
Hi
Just some feedback to my original question. On Wednesday I climed Mynydd
Moel in Cadair Idris as suggested by one or two people in reponse to my
request for a walk whilst working in Wales. I went up in a anti clockwise
circuit, crossing the stream to the right just past the trees at a thousand
feet. As I was climbing the clouds kept sticking to the top. On the summit
they were still there but cleared enough for a quick glimpse of barmouth
bay. Splendid views presented themselves as I came round penygadair and the
cloud cleared a little. The colour of Llyn Cau was striking . A most
gratifying stroll, only saw two people in six hours, yes I dawdled a bit .
Thanks to all for their suggestions, I hope to have the chance to do the
others in the future. I am trying to get some work in Scotland in the new
year so may come back for ideas there.
cheers Al
Just some feedback to my original question. On Wednesday I climed Mynydd
Moel in Cadair Idris as suggested by one or two people in reponse to my
request for a walk whilst working in Wales. I went up in a anti clockwise
circuit, crossing the stream to the right just past the trees at a thousand
feet. As I was climbing the clouds kept sticking to the top. On the summit
they were still there but cleared enough for a quick glimpse of barmouth
bay. Splendid views presented themselves as I came round penygadair and the
cloud cleared a little. The colour of Llyn Cau was striking . A most
gratifying stroll, only saw two people in six hours, yes I dawdled a bit .
Thanks to all for their suggestions, I hope to have the chance to do the
others in the future. I am trying to get some work in Scotland in the new
year so may come back for ideas there.
cheers Al