United Kingdom mountains

"Parked at lay-by on county border. Followed fence across deep heather and bog. Beware... I had to keep stopping to remove ticks and there are some deep nasty holes hidden in the heather. You need to take a stick with you. There are two step stiles to cross and a large peat hag. The bridge for the peat hag is broken but a bit further to the East are some stones in the hag that can be used to cross. Although the moors look desolate, they're teaming with life but you get a true feeling of solitude. There is a small building used as a grouse pen on the summit. This looks like it was once a shootin" - Pike Rigg, NorthernWayfarer, Apr 19, 2018

"Denied access by Otterburn Range Control. It would seem that only military personnel can bag this hill unless you are willing to chance trespassing on an MOD live firing range. Friday 13th strikes!" - Thirl Moor, NorthernWayfarer, Apr 13, 2018

"The Nantlle Ridge from Rhyd-Ddu to near Maen-llŵyd. With daughter, Katherine. We came out of the mist as we approached Mynydd Tal-y-mignedd. Craig Cwm Silyn looked impressively steep and we were in mist again as we started up the scramble to the summit. It was not as difficult as it had seemed from afar. From Garnedd-goch we followed the wall NW to get to the road end; horrible boggy bit low down where the route crosses a stream." - Craig Cwm Silyn, peter43, Apr 11, 2018

"The Nantlle Ridge from Rhyd-Ddu to near Maen-llŵyd. With daughter, Katherine. Followed good path from SH566526 which goes steeply up to the summit of Y Garn. Good visibility here but mist came down for scramble up Mynydd Drws-y-coed. Compass in use for ascent of Trum y Ddysgl and on to Mynydd Tal-y-mignedd. The connecting col between these two hills has a level platform with very steep sides with a somewhat disconcerting dip half way along. It is easy enough to negotiate, though." - Mynydd Tal-y-mignedd, peter43, Apr 11, 2018