Snowdon, North Wales
Summer 1996
Snowdon, 1085m (3561'), is the highest mountain in Wales. In the summer of 1996 Matt & Pip, one of their friends and I spent a day climbing it. There are several routes to the summit, we chose the Horseshoe. We stayed overnight in Pen-y-pass youth hostel and set off from there early-ish the next morning.
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Matt at the start of the Pyg Track, which avoids the Crib Goch arête

Looking NW towards Llanberis from Crib Goch

Matt & Pip's friend

Matt & Pip on Crib Goch

Matt on Crib Goch

Lunch stop, on the way back down

Looking NE over Llyn Llydaw resevoir, taken from Y Lliwedd on the way down

On the descent, looking NW, back towards the summit

The western end of Llyn Llydaw, with the Miner's Track ascending NW