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Mountain Itinerary<\/b><\/p>\n

Back in Nottingham now. Have been about within the Snowdonia National Park. However, since my last post, via my WAP phone, on friday, I’ve not been able to raise a signal. I am an o2 [Cellnet] customer. However, both down in the village, and on the slops of the mountains, I could see and hear other folks using there mobiles. Had asked a few people what company they were with. Some said Vodaphone, but many on o2.
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So, I ask you, how do they get a signal, and not me? I don’t think that signal is particular to a sim card, or, particular device. Will be phoning o2 customer services for advice. If I can get through.<\/p>\n

Do nothing in haste; look well to each step; and from the beginning think what may be the end.
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Edward Whymper, “Scrambles amongst the Alps” <\/b><\/p>\n

Cambridge University Hill and Walking Club: Fell and Mountain Guidelines
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http:\/\/www.cam.ac.uk\/societies\/cuhwc\/info\/guidelines.html<\/a><\/p>\n

Met Office page on Mountain Safety: http:\/\/www.meto.govt.uk\/loutdoor\/mountainsafety\/index.html<\/a><\/p>\n

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Sunday 15 Sept<\/b><\/p>\n

Glyder Fawr 999m Sheet 115 642580
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A wander around, below the ‘Devils Kitchen’. Can see Snowdon [1085m] although, looks level with me I’d say, and only 3 to 4 miles SW, but haze a bit grim, for a quality picture. Much photography of the mountain I’m on though. Just not much cop, for the distance. Bit of a splash in lake at LlynClyd to cool! 634583 To the NE Carnedd Dafydd at 1044meters. This will be climbed on next trip here, I’ve just thought……<\/p>\n

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Leave slops at 3pm, Return to Nottingham 8.00pm. [148 miles]<\/p>\n

Saturday 14 Sept<\/b><\/p>\n

Glyder Fach on map at: Sheet 115 657583
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994m This being nearly 3500 feet, I think this place is really dramatic. Sheer rock faces all around. Wet rocks on the shady bits. The odd climber hanging off above me as I climb. Noticed some of these folks, have lugged a tent an kit, half way up here, I expect, with a view to starting climbs early tomorrow. Between the peak and the saddle to Glyder Fawr, sheer rocks in a curve, called the ‘Devils Kitchen’ I think.<\/p>\n

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Stayed at Bryn Tyrch Hotel, at Capel Curig. http:\/\/www.bryntyrch-hotel.co.uk<\/a> Many climber and walking ‘types’. Gorgeous food, although, you could starve to death, waiting …… Have to go back! Anyone coming with me?<\/p>\n

Friday 13 Sept<\/b><\/p>\n

Llyn Cowlyd
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sheet 115 730620
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Lost my sunglasses here yesterday, after banging head on rock! Have returned, by an expert bit of navigation. from the southern approach. Leaving the A5, and striking north, past Tal-y-Waun Farm. [Had another search for glasses, since it was getting dark and had to give up last night]. Whole valley much in shadow yesterday, today, could be another place entirely, with the sun in different position. Didn’t find them.<\/p>\n

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