So yesterday I walked Snowdon's Horseshoe route, which I thought was a little bit brutal - But nothing compared to the guys I saw whilst doing it.
At the bottom of Snowdon I noticed lots of cyclists passing with race numbers, figured there must be some sort of race going on. When I reached the top of Snowdon there were quite a few runners up there, also with race numbers.
One of the race officials told me it was all part of a "Brutal Double Ironman" event - 4.8 miles swimming in a freezing lake, 224 miles cycling around the hilly mountain bases, and a 52 mile run including running to the top of Snowdon. All in one go.
They started presumably very early yesterday - the first finisher took 31 hours, with second place coming in 1 hour ago, taking 36 hours!
These people are amazing - Props to them. Anyone here ever done it?
Amazing day for it though. Here's a photo I took from the bottom just before ascending Crib Goch.
At the bottom of Snowdon I noticed lots of cyclists passing with race numbers, figured there must be some sort of race going on. When I reached the top of Snowdon there were quite a few runners up there, also with race numbers.
One of the race officials told me it was all part of a "Brutal Double Ironman" event - 4.8 miles swimming in a freezing lake, 224 miles cycling around the hilly mountain bases, and a 52 mile run including running to the top of Snowdon. All in one go.

They started presumably very early yesterday - the first finisher took 31 hours, with second place coming in 1 hour ago, taking 36 hours!
These people are amazing - Props to them. Anyone here ever done it?
Amazing day for it though. Here's a photo I took from the bottom just before ascending Crib Goch.
nice pic by the way mate
I like to do a bit of photography in my spare time.