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Parc Natural dels Ports, Catalunya - Part 2 I was close to running out of my 2.5 litres of water at this point and probably on the verge of seeing mirages of Wetherspoons. Then I found a refuge hidden in the woods with a gift of water waiting for me!
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Parc Natural dels Ports, Catalunya - Part 2
After a climb and a spectacular ridge walk I came down the other side of the mountains range. The other side was very different. During the climb the landscape was dry, and unforgiving. The other side was wooded and green, a bit cooler because of the shade but still hot.
At this point I was close to running out of my 2.5 litres of water and probably on the verge of seeing mirages of Wetherspoons. Then, as if by magic, I found a refuge hidden in the woods with a gift of water waiting for me! That was enough to get me back to the car.
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Parc Natural dels Ports, Catalunya - part 1. 27.07.18
Wild bulls, eagles and exhausting heat. I didn’t see another person apart from an old man in a cowboy hat outside his home where I parked the car. Spectacular views!
I didn’t see any wild bulls, only a wild cow and calf running out of a cave. At one point I dislodged a stone as I walked over it. The sound of it rolling behind me sounded (to me) like a bull charging and I braced myself ready to throw myself into a bush.
I also spotted about 10 eagles/birds of prey circling above me, and a solitary Ibex. There were also hundreds of bugs, mainly crickets (cicadas?), buzzy things, and lots of butterflies. I was surprised I wasn’t bitten more than I was.
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Snowdon, the long way. Part 3 Spectacular walk taking in two peaks, starting with Moel Cynghorion before joining the Ranger Path up to Snowdon’s peak. Weather started clear for the most part until we reached the summit of Snowdon when we got about 10 minutes of clear views before the storm clouds rolled in. Needless to say, the descent was a bit on the soggy side. Very busy at the summit! Lots of people didn’t seem to have waterproofs. And we saw some Masons starting out as we were finishing, heading straight into the eye of the storm.
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Snowdon, the long way. Part 2 Spectacular walk taking in two peaks, starting with Moel Cynghorion before joining the Ranger Path up to Snowdon’s peak. Weather started clear for the most part until we reached the summit of Snowdon when we got about 10 minutes of clear views before the storm clouds rolled in. Needless to say, the descent was a bit on the soggy side. Very busy at the summit! Lots of people didn’t seem to have waterproofs. And we saw some Masons starting out as we were finishing, heading straight into the eye of the storm.
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Snowdon, the long way. Part 1 Spectacular walk taking in two peaks, starting with Moel Cynghorion before joining the Ranger Path up to Snowdon’s peak. Weather started clear for the most part until we reached the summit of Snowdon when we got about 10 minutes of clear views before the storm clouds rolled in. Needless to say, the descent was a bit on the soggy side. Very busy at the summit! Lots of people didn’t seem to have waterproofs. And we saw some Masons starting out as we were finishing, heading straight into the eye of the storm.
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A short, easy-going walk near Shotwick and Saughall. Site of a castle, some horses, a field of buttercups and an old Triumph.
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Mini Daddy Daycare Hike Club. Walk around Chester city walls.
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Night hike! Rhosesmor and Halkyn, 6th May, 2018. Views of the Wirral by night, lots of sheep, some bats, and Nick being reckless around mine shafts.
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A walk around The Cloud. White peacocks, Neolithic burial chambers, and amazing views across the Cheshire plains and the Staffordshire moorlands.
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Y Garn (The Eminence) & Devil’s Kitchen 14.04.18 part 2
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Y Garn (The Eminence) & Devil’s Kitchen 14.04.2018 part 1
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