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Looking back through conifers after the initial climb from the Minffordd Hotel
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Mynydd Moel hidden behind a tree on the climb from Minffordd
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Looking back down the Minffordd Path from a saddle by the Nant Cadair
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The summit of Cadair Idris from the path below Llyn Cau
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Cadair Idris rises majestically above Llyn Cau
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The speck in the distance is Dad as he begins the ascent above Llyn Cau from the saddle on the Minffordd Path
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Looking down the Tal-y-Llyn valley from the Minffordd Path above Llyn Cau
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Looking east over Craig Lwyd from the Minffordd Path above Llyn Cau
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The summit of Cadair Idris (893m) from the Minffordd Path above Llyn Cau
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Looking back down the Minffordd Path during the summit climb to Cadair Idris
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Looking down on Llyn Cau during the summit climb
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Looking down Cwm Amarch towards Tal-y-Llyn Lake
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Dad leaves the path to scramble through rocks towards the summit
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Dad ascends through rocks on Cadair Idris, above Tal-y-Llyn Lake
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Looking through trees from the Jack Mytton Way along Wenlock Edge
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The view west from the wooded scarp of Wenlock Edge
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Ascending through woodland on Wenlock Edge
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Looking towards Caer Caradoc and The Long Mynd from Ippikin's Rock on Wenlock Edge
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Looking towards Church Preen from Ippikin's Rock
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Caer Caradoc from Wenlock Edge
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The village of Hughley from Ippikin's Rock
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Looking east across Long Synaulds, from a car park near Pole Cottage atop The Long Mynd
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The heathered moorland terrain of The Long Mynd, Shropshire
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The sun tries its hardest to penetrate the rain clouds
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The view south from the Shropshire Way atop The Long Mynd on a winter's afternoon, with Pole Cottage to the left
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The Shropshire Way, looking south from Pole Bank
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Looking west from Pole Bank
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The footpath and road to Church Stretton from Pole Bank
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The Ordnance Survey trig point at Pole Bank, at 516m
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Caer Caradoc (459m) from Pole Bank
