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We arranged a climbing weekend in Snowdonia - and knowing that the weather an be pretty cruel in Wales we waited patiently for spring before going. We might as well have gone in mid-winter... we had sleet, snow and high winds one day. ...
Most people think that going down is easier than coming up since you don't have to make that big of an effort. Wrong. Going down is a more physically straining feat than going up because of gravity. Climbing down means you have to fight against the force ...
... surrounded by sheep, sheep and more sheep. We were headed to a little village on the foot of Snowdonia's biggest attraction, Snowdon Mountain. Apparently this is the Welsh pride and joy, their baby, and we wanted nothing more than to ...
... Celtic wine. We couldn't resist so we took two bottles of cherry and blackcurrant mead wine to enjoy when we returned home. So under the downpour we headed out of Snowdonia National Park in search for a different face of Wales to look at.
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