United Kingdom mountains

"Climbed after Mynydd Troed. Rain held off until the end of the walk, when taking in Pen Tir. Climbed this from the road at the col to the north. A nice ridge then rising slightly to a nice rounded summit. The trig point is further along from the highest point, about a 1/4 mile or so, from there found small path past cairn eastwards to Pen Tir. Then back north." - Mynydd Llangorse, vygodski, Dec 16, 2018

"Not quite sure why this deserves a separate entry, and perhaps if it does the high point at 570m is a better candidate. Nonetheless, visited. This whole area is charred black by a fire in July 2018. Maybe someone thought that the hills were not living up to their name of The Black Mountains. " - Peak 515 m, vygodski, Dec 16, 2018

"Climbed from the col on the road SSW, straight up the south side. Pretty steep but grassy with steps cut into the earth. Windy. Then on to peak to the east and back same route." - Mynydd Troed, vygodski, Dec 16, 2018

"From the carpark on Beacon road. Up via Summer Hill, then on to take in the four hills to the north: Sugar loaf, Table, North and End. I first climbed these when I was nine years old. I had forgotten what a nice area this is. You couldn't find a better place to get into hillwalking." - Worcestershire Beacon, vygodski, Dec 13, 2018

"From Hill Castle crossing the lower reaches of Little Hill (there are two thus named south of Gwaunceste Hill, so the one to the east) up to the small copse, then approaching Gwaunceste from the track to the west of it. There are long strips cut in the heather which I mistook for proper path, but trudged through the heather to the trig. Descended more directly south along a track that could be seen from the top of the copse (more direct but steeper), then south east across the moor following sheeptracks to the top of Little Hill. A little wet, but clearer higher up." - Gwaunceste Hill, vygodski, Dec 9, 2018