get the train to the summit, its well worth it, especially if its a bit foggy

its quite high.

That's only for wheezy Americans in baseball caps wearing block colours and kids having tantrums. Trek it and be higher than anyone in England and Wales the legitimate and worthwhile way! Also, check out Tryfan, that's a beast of a mountain if you're into scrambling and precarious rocky outcrops.

it's dope, plus it'll be full of flyers for stuff happening in Bangor and at Hendre Hall in Tal-y-bont if you're looking for any sort of nightlife whilst you're there.

once prank called one of their other mates telling them they were from the Welsh Space Agency and how they'd like him to go on their trip to Mars. The rocket takes off from Snowdonia because it's closer to the sky and uses less fuel. They asked if he could come attend a training camp.

He said he'd have to ask his mum

we took a totally rock and roll three day relaxation break in the middle in the north of Snowdonia in a little village called Llanbedr-y-Cennin. It was nice. We saw a bird that looked like a duck, chicken, and turkey at the same time. We assumed it must be some sort of goose.

i meant to go to that and say snowdonia.

if you're there on tuesday, go to see jeremy warmsley play in Bangor.

but yeah, there's not a lot there apart from prettiness. bangor pier is very long.

We can go to DUBLIN for the day

for liek

£20!!

how snick is Wales?!