Memories from various trips to Wales A collection of various shots taken in Snowdonia...
Snowdon (far left) and Crib-y-dsygll (far right) with the final
pinnacles of Crib Goch in the foreground.
Ratboy at the end of the narrowest part of the Crib Goch ridge. At its
narrowest the ridge is only a foot wide with drops of hundreds of feet on
either side.
Looking back to the summit of Crib Goch from the same viewpoint as
above.
Cloud in the Llanberis pass.
Hello, what's Ratboy looking at?
Looking across the initial narrow section of Crib Goch on Snowdon.
It has to be said that there are very few ridges in the UK that are as much
fun as this. Narrow, exposed and always entertaining and yet you'd have to
be a special kind of person to fall off.
Dave and Mike on Tryfan in the Ogwen valley.
Scrambling on Tryfan.
Snowdon from the path to Lliwedd. Snowdon is one of the finest peaks in
the UK with its high altitude, sharp ridges and many sheer faces.
A side-on shot of the Crib Goch ridge from further along the ridge. Note
the number of walkers on the ridge itself. We had just completed this, the
narrowest section of the ridge, on our own and so missed the usual heavy
traffic.
