Starting our ascent of Snowdon

You can see the top of Snowdon on the right

You can see the remains of the Gwynnant Quarry in the foreground

Ians usual pose, nose in a map!

Beddgelert at night

Cloughies famous sausage batter

Descending a very steep path in thick snow

Cloughie just had to slide down on a plastic bag

From inside the Prince of Wales Quarry

Inside there was a shear drop of hundreds of feet

Resting inside a pine forest, the only time it rained

Peters vegetable curry

Portmeirion

Portmeirion

Portmeirion

Cloughie on the Portmeirion Sands

The sea goes out a long way here

A photostitch of the view from Portmeirion Harbour

Portmeirion

Cloughie scores an own-goal with the rubber glove!

One of the deepest and wettest shafts we found

We walked nearly half a mile into this mine

The shaft we squeezed into

On top of Tryfan, very difficult

We climbed from right to left to get to the top

Where we stayed, Gelert House is on the right

Notice the strange lady?

We walked through this old railway tunnel

The remains of the aerial ropeway to a copper mine

The ground just fell away hundreds of feet where they`d chased the seam

One of many flooded tunnels

A view of Snowdon with a Raven flying near it

Sunbathing in January!

Peter in a thicket!

Don`t ask!!!

Inside Ians camper van