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This is a list of our [[walks]] in everything hilly in the [[UK]] (so this basically qualifies as [[Mountaineering]]). | This is a list of our [[walks]] in everything hilly in the [[UK]] (so this basically qualifies as [[Mountaineering]]). | ||
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| + | The spots to explore are mainly: | ||
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| + | * The Berwin range, in [[Wales]] (the closest) | ||
| + | * Snowdonia, in [[Wales]] (also close and more scenic, we started there in [[April (2017)]]. | ||
| + | * The peak district. | ||
| + | * The black mountains (south Wales). | ||
| + | * The lake district. | ||
| + | * Cheviot Hills. | ||
| + | * Highlands, in [[Scotland]]. | ||
| + | * [[Irish]] mountains (MacGillycuddy's Reeks, Mourne & Sperring mountains). | ||
== Llyn Idwal == | == Llyn Idwal == | ||
Revision as of 12:44, 18 April 2017
Hiking the British mountains and hills
This is a list of our walks in everything hilly in the UK (so this basically qualifies as Mountaineering).
The spots to explore are mainly:
- The Berwin range, in Wales (the closest)
- Snowdonia, in Wales (also close and more scenic, we started there in April (2017).
- The peak district.
- The black mountains (south Wales).
- The lake district.
- Cheviot Hills.
- Highlands, in Scotland.
- Irish mountains (MacGillycuddy's Reeks, Mourne & Sperring mountains).
Llyn Idwal
On 15 April (2017), with Camilo, as part of our Easter trip to Wales (April 2017).
Llyn Idwal is a small lake in the Pont Pen-y-benglog area.
The Pont Pen-y-benglog area.
In the Snowdonia national park.
With paysages of outstanding beauty.
The Llyn Idwal lake.
You can walk around following a well delineated path.
Elena and Camilo ready to make the loop.
Each sight is fantastic.
Taking a rest.
Julia stepping down from my back.
Picnic with a view.
Back on the trail.
A more difficult bit to cross.
Julia ready to keep going.
The highest point of our itinerary.
A moment's reflection at our local top.
The lake from above.
Looking for the way down.
Found it!
Back to the easy trail.
Rocks snapped by water like fingersticks.
Julia on her own.
With difficulties kindly adapted to her by the moutain.
But mummy is never very far.
Last look at the lake.
