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Dogtrousers

Lefty tighty. Get it righty.
So who is the service provider at Snowden? Who owns and operates the trig point? Who stands by the trig point and ensures the enjoyment and safety of the visitors? No one. So it's not a service, because you aren't being served by anyone.

Snowdon
 

Ming the Merciless

There is no mercy
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You're waiting your turn to use the summit.

Except the trig point is not the summit. Just an artificial construct built on top of the summit. Be better off just removing the whole thing and let them pop into the cafe instead.

We could have a rule. You cannot visit the Snowdon summit unless you have proof you have visited all the lower 3,000ft summits first.
 

raleighnut

Legendary Member
Except the trig point is not the summit. Just an artificial construct built on top of the summit. Be better off just removing the whole thing and let them pop into the cafe instead.

We could have a rule. You cannot visit the Snowdon summit unless you have proof you have visited all the lower 3,000ft summits first.

Cadar Idris is a tougher walk
 

NorthernSky

Legendary Member
with that many people and most wanting a photo unfortunately a queue is the only safe way. unless you have two queues, one for people who want a photo and one for people who just want to touch it (like the fast track queue at alton towers? :tongue:)
 
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