Mar 22, 2012
Pen yr Helgi Du and Pen Llithrig y Wrach aren't the easiest mountain names to pronounce, unless ...
you speak Welsh - or unless you go to this page on HistoryPoints.org. We've identified the peaks you can see from Conwy Mountain and walkers with smartphones will be able to hear, on the spot, the trickiest names pronounced.
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