Help needed - Welsh mountain

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What can I say.....great stuff! Next time I go down I will get up into

his

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bedroom and take a few shots so that you could point them out to me. I am
still looking to walk Fan Gyhirych, perhaps this weekend if all goes to
plan. Is it hard walking and do you suggest I take my poles - I have a
patella strap that I had from the physio last week which hopefully will

help

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the knee.
rgds
Alan

Hi Allen, have you been down and did you get up into his bedroom ? Is it Fan
Gyhirych and did you walk that one ?
I think more people are interested in the answer on your 'welsh mountain'
question.

Theo

AC said:

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What can I say.....great stuff! Next time I go down I will get up into

his

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bedroom and take a few shots so that you could point them out to me. I

am

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still looking to walk Fan Gyhirych, perhaps this weekend if all goes to
plan. Is it hard walking and do you suggest I take my poles - I have a
patella strap that I had from the physio last week which hopefully will

help

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the knee.
rgds
Alan

Hi Allen, have you been down and did you get up into his bedroom ? Is it

Fan

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Gyhirych and did you walk that one ?
I think more people are interested in the answer on your 'welsh mountain'
question.

Theo

I havent been to his current abode as yet although I did bypass Swansea
yesterday & today on my way to and from Tenby and reckon it is Fan Gyhirych.
I
did the walk and will post a TR tomorrow (knackered after the campers next
to me decided to have an all nighter)
On the walk at one point I stood in line between what I believe was the view
he has and rung him whilst I was stood looking at it
and asked him to describe it to me again and am convinced it is the
mountain - not sure which is the *mound* in front of it he describes though.

http://us.f2.yahoofs.com/users/40ad9889_4002/bc/e426/__sr_/cb75.jpg?phOkBBBB
iq9UhwP_

Alan

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AC said:

On the walk at one point I stood in line between what I believe was
the view he has and rung him whilst I was stood looking at it
and asked him to describe it to me again and am convinced it is the
mountain - not sure which is the *mound* in front of it he describes
though.

More than likely Graig Ola, Bill's Mountain.

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Don't know what that link is supposed to do, but it doesn't do it.

Paul
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AC said:

On the walk at one point I stood in line between what I believe was
the view he has and rung him whilst I was stood looking at it
and asked him to describe it to me again and am convinced it is the
mountain - not sure which is the *mound* in front of it he describes
though.

More than likely Graig Ola, Bill's Mountain.

Yeah - My mountain :-)
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http://www.billboy.co.uk

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AC said:

On the walk at one point I stood in line between what I believe was
the view he has and rung him whilst I was stood looking at it
and asked him to describe it to me again and am convinced it is the
mountain - not sure which is the *mound* in front of it he describes
though.

More than likely Graig Ola, Bill's Mountain.

Looking at a map but in a smaller way that reminds me of Mulfran ( I used to
spell it Mulfraen in school?) which is attached to Mynydd James & Coitey
Mountain.
In comparison to the 209 metres of Bill's Mountain I actually live at a
metric height of about 354 metres - should I have permanent altitude
sickness?
:o)

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Don't know what that link is supposed to do, but it doesn't do it.

Paul
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Sorry about the link, I use yahoo to post and do change the setting to make
them public viewing but my links never seem to work.......?

http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/thevalleywlker/detail?.dir=/e426&.dnm=cb75.
jpg

*fingers crossed* - but apologies in advance if it don't.

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Sorry about the link, I use yahoo to post and do change the setting to make
them public viewing but my links never seem to work.......?

http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/thevalleywlker/detail?.dir=/e426&.dnm=cb75.
jpg

*fingers crossed* - but apologies in advance if it don't.

That is Fan Gyhirych taken (I suggest) near Penwylt Quarries.
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AC said:

In comparison to the 209 metres of Bill's Mountain I actually live at
a metric height of about 354 metres - should I have permanent altitude
sickness?

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o)

You've probably acclimatised by now. ;-)

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b75.

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jpg

*fingers crossed* - but apologies in advance if it don't.

Ah, I recognise that flattened building...

Paul
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W. D. Grey said:

That is Fan Gyhirych taken (I suggest) near Penwylt Quarries.

I suggest it was taken at SN 86270 16060, altitude 432m, bearing 36
degrees.

:-)

Paul
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W. D. Grey said:

That is Fan Gyhirych taken (I suggest) near Penwylt Quarries.

I suggest it was taken at SN 86270 16060, altitude 432m, bearing 36
degrees.

:-)

Of course it was :-)
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