Geograph - photograph every grid square

Llyn Lockwood Deep peat good for students when dragging them around in the wet so they know how Landscape design affects peat erosion and peat erosion makes landscape, love it, beautiful picture, poor students may have dried out from 1974 by now but we did give them a toilet to change in before driving back to Cheltenham, cold wet damp tired peat covered boots full of peat water, may have caused the rot in the fur coat by third year Planning, then I did it to my wife and daughter in 2008, floods damp wind blown sheep water pouring off rocks and walls and then again this year trudging Betws forest and we had to have the log fire on in the cottage which made a great smoke but made a thick stone walled cottage very warm, I just love Wales in the snow, perfectly still all you can hear is snow interception dropping off conifer branches and those crashing back again upwards. Having been there in a winter hotel with no heating twice, Mid Wales frozen solid and North, summer, wet April I wonder how warm a cottage would be to live in. Anyway perhaps Carol can tell us! Nothing quite as nice as Tryfan in the wind and rain and also in the snow. Thanks. Great life Geology. Mike