Snowdon

They are also its chief wealth, granite, slate, limestone, coal, and loads of still more precious metals, iron, lead, silver, and gold run through them.

The highest mountain in Wales is Snowdon, which is 3,570 feet above the level of the sea.

For every 300 feet we go up, the temperature becomes one degree cooler.

At about 1,000 feet, it becomes too cold for wheat.

Above it, the remaining third is stormy sheep run, wide green slopes and wild moors, steep glens and rocky heights.

From northwest to southeast, the line of high hills run.

In the northwest corner, Snowdon towers among a number of heights over 3,000 feet.

At its feet to the northwest, the Isle of Anglesey lies.

You know, go up...

Where did you go, Jo? Where did you go? Where, where was it? Ben Nevis.

Oh, Snowden.

Snowden, yeah.

yeah.Walk Snowdon with a group of people.

Go to a talk about something that you're interested in.