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The Snowdon Horseshoe. My first time in Wales
The Snowdon Horseshoe. My first time in Wales
by scoob999 » Wed Aug 05, 2015 7:58 pm
Hewitts included on this walk: Crib Goch, Crib y Ddysgl, Snowdon - Yr Wyddfa
Date walked: 18/07/2015
Time taken: 4.44
Distance: 12.2 km
Ascent: 955m
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Re: The Snowdon Horseshoe. My first time in Wales
by dav2930 » Wed Aug 05, 2015 8:16 pm
Nice video Scoob; makes Crib Goch look quite narrow.
Hate to be a pedantic old fart but 'The Snowdon Horseshoe' includes Y Lliwedd.
Good stuff all the same. 



Re: The Snowdon Horseshoe. My first time in Wales
by scoob999 » Wed Aug 05, 2015 9:13 pm
dav2930 wrote: Hate to be a pedantic old fart but 'The Snowdon Horseshoe' includes Y Lliwedd.Good stuff all the same.
Haha rookie error

We were just after the Furths and never even though about Y Lliwedd Great place though and very pointy

Re: The Snowdon Horseshoe. My first time in Wales
by ChrisW » Thu Aug 06, 2015 11:04 pm
Love the video Scoob, just watched the set on YouTube - Sarah say's to tell Fi that she is in awe of her scrambling up there 

Re: The Snowdon Horseshoe. My first time in Wales
by scoob999 » Fri Aug 07, 2015 5:50 am
ChrisW wrote:Love the video Scoob, just watched the set on YouTube - Sarah say's to tell Fi that she is in awe of her scrambling up there
Cheers Chris, will do

Glad you enjoyed the videos, the not so great weather we're having is giving me some great shots

Is that you back from the road trip now?
Re: The Snowdon Horseshoe. My first time in Wales
by mountainstar » Fri Aug 07, 2015 2:57 pm
I'm very pleased you loved Wales, haste ye back!
Re: The Snowdon Horseshoe. My first time in Wales
by ChrisW » Sat Aug 08, 2015 6:21 am
scoob999 wrote:ChrisW wrote:Love the video Scoob, just watched the set on YouTube - Sarah say's to tell Fi that she is in awe of her scrambling up there
Cheers Chris, will do![]()
Glad you enjoyed the videos, the not so great weather we're having is giving me some great shots![]()
Is that you back from the road trip now?
Yeah we're back mate, actually came home a little early as the rain moved into Seattle, we planned to spend some time in the mountains in Yoho, then Sarah decided to wrestle the flip flop of doom on the stairs and took a good tumble, she's been on crutches since July 29th and I've been on nursing/housekeeping duties

Just got out today (at last) for a tough scramble near Highwood Pass, I'll get it posted sometime between my nursing/housekeeping duties


Re: The Snowdon Horseshoe. My first time in Wales
by scoob999 » Sun Aug 09, 2015 8:40 pm
ChrisW wrote: Yeah we're back mate, actually came home a little early as the rain moved into Seattle, we planned to spend some time in the mountains in Yoho, then Sarah decided to wrestle the flip flop of doom on the stairs and took a good tumble, she's been on crutches since July 29th and I've been on nursing/housekeeping duties![]()
Aww that's terrible news

Tell her we're asking for her

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