Wouldn't surprise me Munroist if FL is one of the News of the World team! Wish I was around for Pen Y Fan, off to my friend in Hereford!

You may be right Ali, although I'm sure I saw FL in a photo on here shooting rapids with twelve women wearing hard hats. I think he was auditioning for the new film Raiders of the Lost Ali-bach! I'll wave to you, somewhere around Abergavenny!

Not any longer mate but rest assured I've greased the steps on his yacht too<img src='theme/emoticon_wink.png' />lol

Sticking up for the lone walker.....we , who are able to walk alone in the mountains are able to use a map or compass....we wudnt be there if we cudnt.......ouch !!

I have neither ,no thats not true sorry i have a compass but don't know how to use it SORRY

You seem to have been getting everywhere FL. Hope it wasn't you leading a certain young lady from this site down the garden path, through the conservatory and up the stairs, ripping off her two layer goretex and base layer and fumbling in the bottom of your rucksack for protection....we all need survival bags after all!

Typical Welsh weather on Pen y Fan today by the way

NO sorry mate not the guilty party but as you've brought it up you seem to have to written a very detailed description of her attire !!!!!!!!!!!!!!have you something to tell us munroist2847??????
I hope you got wet you dirty rotten scoundrel and OG having to lie to protect you I don't know what you've slipped her, I'ld rather not know Thank you despicable man<img src='theme/emoticon_wink.png' />

Sorry FL not the guilty party either. That makes two of us. Just assumed everyone wears two layer goretex nowadays! The hunt for the scoundrel goes on.

Anyway FL I'm detached.... actually that's not strictly true, I live in a barn, we all do down 'ere in Devon!

Nothing wrong with our weather munroist28847, ,we can read maps etc. its you "flatliners " who have trouble coping .....Ha !ha!

I sense animosity MG! I love Wales as it so happens, apart from having to pay at the toll to get in there! Cadair Idris is one of my very favourite mountains of all. You might even tempt me in October!! Incidentally the number of us who have climbed all the Scottish munros is nowhere near 28 thousand. Around 4000 at present count, get my number right!

Hi I agree MG I had a fab weekend last weekend ok it did piss it down about 9.30 for a few minutes but then an ideal walking day prevailed sunny and a light breeze <img src='theme/emoticon_smile.png' />want to come down again around the 10th of September for a one night stay over do some walking on the Saturday is there a special place / area you would suggest?
FL

FL, let TMiW take you on the preccipice walk, the views of the valley are great,trust me <img src='theme/emoticon_evilgrin.png' />

munro, didnt expect you to respond so quick, look on the bright side, we dont charge you when you leave<img src='theme/emoticon_wink.png' />

We don't charge you, when you leave Wales MG. Get it right!

Well done buddy, well put....I think we"ll get on well,keep it up mate !!!

Boys!! Munroist, I was driving past Abergavenny at about 2.45 today, I waved! or was it yesterday you were up Pen Y Fan, the weather was pretty dire in Hereford too! gorgeous today though. We don't let anyone into Wales you know that's why we charge, well actually the bridge is owned by the French!!!

Saturday on Pen y Fan Ali. If you fancy a walk on the Quantocks, just go over the bridge and turn right. On a good day you'll be able to wave to all your friends in Port Talbot from the top. I'll even pay your toll fee, to get back into your homeland as long as you buy the first round after the walk!