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- Dramatic fjord viewpoint in Norway
- finally finished the far-flung “furths”
- County Donegal’s dramatic cliff-mountain
- a long day in the Carneddau
- “The Cairn” and “Elidir’s big hill”
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- The Welsh 3000s
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- a week at Inverkirkaig
- status report – end of 2012
- McGillycuddy’s Reeks
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- off to Ireland …
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- Full Circle
- 2011, a good year
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- Snowdonia – some hills at last!
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a long day in the Carneddau
8 July 2013 After a “rest day” – long lie – cycle run to Capel Curig for lunch – wander up Little Tryfan in evening – Monday 8th July dawned another hot and hazy day. The Carneddau beckoned! I had … Continue reading
“The Cairn” and “Elidir’s big hill”
6 July 2013 We woke to find yesterday’s blue skies had disappeared, but the cloud was high, so decided to make to most of it and head off to climb Y Garn and Elidir Fawr. These two mountains form the … Continue reading
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