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

[HalfManHalfTitanium]

Oh dear! Got to try and find a picture now! I really must temper my competitive streak.

Re the Neolithic, it's so remote but the people were not unlike us, same physiological features and societal constructs, we would recognise and understand each other I feel.

I’m sure they’d recognise me.

Now I must go and see to that capstone.

[CharlesT]

Re the Neolithic, it's so remote but the people were not unlike us, same physiological features and societal constructs, we would recognise and understand each other I feel.

I’m sure they’d recognise me.

Now I must go and see to that capstone.[/quote]

Yes, they still hold on in Wales.
Can you name this stunning hill?

[mountainstar]

Great Rhos (Rhos Fawr)?

[CharlesT]

Great Rhos (Rhos Fawr)?

Afraid not, nowhere near as exciting.

[poppiesrara]

Broad path on a flat hill - Black Mountain?

[CharlesT]

Broad path on a flat hill - Black Mountain?

Correct. Nice views, but a rather undistinguished lump.
Your go.

[poppiesrara]

Nice walking around there, but not exactly photogenic summits!

Where am I here?:

[CharlesT]

I am guessing the Pembrokeshire coast. Maybe near St David's and Whitesands Bay.

[poppiesrara]

Hi Charles, I think that's good enough!

A little away from the city itself, but standing on St Davids Head and there's definitely a sliver of Whitesands Bay in view. The gentler side of Carn Llidi to the left. Back to you....

[CharlesT]

Thanks poppies, it was just a guess. Looks a pleasant spot.

Can you identify the prominence on the right?

[CharlesT]

Clue time. A steep slog to the top, but it's over quite quickly.

[mountainstar]

Sugar loaf?

[CharlesT]

Sugar loaf?

Afraid not, further north.

[HalfManHalfTitanium]

Thanks poppies, it was just a guess. Looks a pleasant spot.

Can you identify the prominence on the right?

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The Whimble?

If I'm right, we saw it on Christmas Eve (from a distance of 40-odd miles in the West Midlands!)

Tim

[CharlesT]

Thanks poppies, it was just a guess. Looks a pleasant spot.

Can you identify the prominence on the right?

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The Whimble?

If I'm right, we saw it on Christmas Eve (from a distance of 40-odd miles in the West Midlands!)

Tim

Correct! That's a good spot, stands out well for such a small hill.
Your go.