Thanks Bill.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fagrid
Was a lovely place to be at the time as well.
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Thanks Bill.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fagrid
Was a lovely place to be at the time as well.
Another image from the same week's holiday from the next morning. Looking at Y Garn in the immediate foreground and Mynydd Mawr in the background. I was above Llyn y Gadair, Snowdonia, Wales, UK. Unusually warm, sunny and dry for this part of the world in February!
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Are you sure that is Mynydd Mawr - The wild camp Llyn y Gadair is a long way from where Mynydd Mawr could be seen?????Quote:
Originally Posted by Meekyman
The Mynydd Mawr I'm referring to is NE of Llyn Nantile - site of an earlier image
regards
Tony
Meekyman, very fine.
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Tony,Quote:
Originally Posted by tonyowen
Thanks for chipping in. I stand corrected with the speeling, for my English makes some Welsh name places sound the same....it is from above the shores of Llyn y Gader. I was staying for a week in Rhyd Ddu. I walked left towards the rail station, crossed the road, started on the path around Llyn y Gader that winds it's way to Beddgelert and then went uphill at some point. The big peak to the left is Y Garn (Nantlle ridge) and I am sure the distant hill is Mynydd Mawr. It overlooks Llyn Cwellyn. Lovely part of the world.
Graham
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Originally Posted by Meekyman
Graham, I stand corrected twice ,1] I had finger trouble with Natlle [the double ll is correct not ile] 2]I assumed the image was taken from the wild camp Llyn y Gader, but reading your last message it seemed it was taken a long way from there. Yes, looking towards Mynydd Mawr from circa Lyn Ogwen/Llyn Idwal area then certainly Y Garn is in the foreground with Mynydd Mawr in the distance.
By the way Welsh is a terrible language to learn as you get older. My knowledge of Welsh is extremely limited in spite of trying to learn it for six years. Our granddaughters are bilingually fluent in English and Welsh together with good knowledge of French. With English, they use Welsh pronunciation and syllable bias which gives an interesting and amusing lilt.
regards
Tony
Black Sun from the Mt. Yonah Cliffs
Chamonix 45n1, Nikkor 90mm f/8, Efke 25, Pyrocat
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Wasn't trying to get a black sun but was excited to see it.
Very beautiful!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Meekyman
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