Shed beside a Welsh lake.
All over the Welsh countryside there are walls and paths made of slate. The amount of labour involved in building them all must have been colossal.
Our first group photo, in front of the view we had from all three peaks on the first day.
Climbing Snowdon was a foggy business.
On the third day, we hiked up to a ridge but found it too windy to continue. On the way down, we walked around this lake.
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The rock is mostly slate, which north Wales is famous for.
Elusive A
Slate is what I meant. I have fixed the reference above.
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