Where's the Picture................Wales 2013

[CharlesT]

Is that on the way to Pen y Fan from Blaen y Glynn, between the Ponticill and Tal y Bont reservoirs, the memorial referenced being that to Tommy Jones?

[davemorrissey]

Close enough I think! It's actually the Caerfanell valley on the way up to Waun Rydd, which the popular path from Blaen y Glynn overlooks. There is a Canadian war memorial below the summit.

[CharlesT]

Close enough I think! It's actually the Caerfanell valley on the way up to Waun Rydd, which the popular path from Blaen y Glynn overlooks. There is a Canadian war memorial below the summit.

Wrong in most respects, but close enough! I'll take that.
Where would you find this summit feature?

[CharlesT]

Usually paired with another Hewitt across the access track.

[CharlesT]

Usually paired with another Hewitt across the access track.

And, here is that neighbour. The question now is to name them both.

[HalfManHalfTitanium]

Usually paired with another Hewitt across the access track.

And, here is that neighbour. The question now is to name them both.

20211230_200001.jpg

Glasgwm and Aran Fawddwy?

Tim

[CharlesT]

Usually paired with another Hewitt across the access track.

And, here is that neighbour. The question now is to name them both.

20211230_200001.jpg

Glasgwm and Aran Fawddwy?

Tim

Afraid not, but not too far away. The pic of the second hill is not the view you would have from the ascent from tge first hill.

[Alteknacker]

Wild guess: Rhinog Fawr and Y Lethr?

[CharlesT]

Wild guess: Rhinog Fawr and Y Lethr?

Not there. Go east young man.

[CharlesT]

The initial hill in question is probably one of the most mispronounced of all the Welsh Hewitts. A double struggle with double consonants for native English speakers.
(Translates as Black Hill btw)

[HalfManHalfTitanium]

The initial hill in question is probably one of the most mispronounced of all the Welsh Hewitts. A double struggle with double consonants for native English speakers.
(Translates as Black Hill btw)

Aha! Thanks for the extra clue…

…Dduallt and Rhobell Fawr?

Tim

[CharlesT]

The initial hill in question is probably one of the most mispronounced of all the Welsh Hewitts. A double struggle with double consonants for native English speakers.
(Translates as Black Hill btw)

Aha! Thanks for the extra clue…

…Dduallt and Rhobell Fawr?

Tim

Correct at last! Pity I can't get you to say it.

[HalfManHalfTitanium]

Thanks CharlesT!

What is this hill?

[mountainstar]

I'll guess Arenig Fach?

[HalfManHalfTitanium]

I'll guess Arenig Fach?

A close resemblance! - but not there.

The hill is a very well-known one, but from an angle that may be unfamiliar to most walkers.

Tim