7536 Moel Morwynion NE Top from Moel Morwynion
Contributed by Mick Moore
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on 2012-May-26 12:38:53 Mick Moore said The DoBIH summit of 7536 is the top of the hill just beyond the more distant cliff running L to R across the photo. The closer top with the large area of slab is the Northern part of 3394 Moel Morwynion
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2013-Feb-28 20:53:15
Des Taylor said: Trig point just visible at the base of the tree trunk. -
2013-Feb-08 14:19:29
Mick Moore said: 3409 Rhwng y Ddwynant is seen left of centre in middle distance -
2012-Nov-30 10:32:08
Des Taylor said: Video by Myrddyn Phillips -
2012-Nov-30 10:12:23
Des Taylor said: Can just see the white painted trig point in the trees just below sky line. -
2012-Nov-19 10:24:28
Mick Moore said: Moel y Golfa / Breidden Hill group in far distance -
2012-Nov-16 08:34:37
Mick Moore said: Sticks are at highest point near OS spot height 535m at SN 86473 77133. Seems lower than ancient cairn in other photo. Another possible summit position lies at OS spot height 536m in forest near firebreak at approx SN 868 775 in NE 530m contour ring. Dense forest and error margin of GPS altitude make summit identification difficult. -
2012-Nov-16 08:29:03
Mick Moore said: Highest of two ancient cairns at SN 86372 77038 seems to be highest point in SW 530m contour ring. Highest ground near OS spot height 535m at SN 86473 77133 in forest seems lower (other photo). Another possible summit position lies at OS spot height 536m in forest near firebreak at approx SN 868 775 in NE 530m contour ring. -
2012-Nov-12 20:40:30
Lyndon Day said: Cairn does not now exist. -
2012-Nov-12 20:40:04
Lyndon Day said: Cairn does not now exist. -
2012-Oct-26 10:43:31
Mick Moore said: Summit is a boulder 6m from the trig point. -
2012-Oct-25 07:58:13
Des Taylor said: The bridleway goes to the left of this stone. Then through a gate to get across the beck. -
2012-Oct-08 21:44:07
David Peebles Brown said: Looking north east.