
Warden of @ULMC_’s Caseg Fraith Hut - well placed for the Ogwen Valley. I will repost or reply to mountain name interpretations, using the #MountainToponymy tag
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Phil - Warden, ULMC Caseg Fraith Hut🏴 retweeted
Worth posting it’s a great day to do a little shopping in #keswick or pop on our website and get that that stunning Boot Bag you’ve been after for ages 🤣
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The People of Halloween: Where Did the Celts Go?
Halloween has its origins in part in the Celtic festival of Samhain.
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As recently as 9,000 years ago, Britain was connected to mainland Europe by a vast land bridge known as Doggerland, much of which now lies beneath the southern North Sea. historydefined.net/doggerlan…
A beautiful sunrise shot taken on the Cat’s Back Ridge in the Black Mountains
It’s actually in England (just) rather than Wales, but it is by far the best ridge walk in Southern Britain!
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Here's our latest video outlook: youtu.be/RckEvpk6iaU
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Amtrak carried 34.5 million passengers in fiscal year 2025, an all-time record for the railway.
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A challenging few days ahead with various hazards from upland snowfall to stormy winds. Keep an eye on forecasts and be prepared to change your plans.
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After traveling 9 years and covering 3 billion miles, NASA's New Horizons spacecraft got this shot. Behold! The icy mountains of Pluto.
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Anyone interested in British mountain names and the languages from which their names were formed, should visit my #VirtualPeakBagging pages, where they can find up to 4 interpretations of the names of all 353 British peaks over 3000 ft, along with other useful information about each peak (including various maps)
#MountainToponymy
#VirtualMunroBagging
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There is also information on all of the languages involved and how they relate to each other on the Linguistics page
bbmc.boys-brigade.org.uk/lin…
Phil - Warden, ULMC Caseg Fraith Hut🏴 retweeted
Always remembered, but especially today. #Aberfan 🏴
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Cofiwch Aberfan.
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Anyone interested in British mountain names and the languages from which their names were formed, should visit my #VirtualPeakBagging pages, where they can find up to 4 interpretations of the names of all 353 British peaks over 3000 ft, along with other useful information about each peak (including various maps)
#MountainToponymy
#VirtualMunroBagging
bbmc.boys-brigade.org.uk/vir…
There is also information on all of the languages involved and how they relate to each other on the Linguistics page
bbmc.boys-brigade.org.uk/lin…
Phil - Warden, ULMC Caseg Fraith Hut🏴 retweeted
Scotland has the highest proportion of red-haired people in the world, at around 13% of the population.
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In Norway, reindeer always have the right of way
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What’s under the Greenland Ice Sheet? 🧊
This new map from @NASA scientists and others shows the land beneath the ice, linking hundreds of valleys that previous maps missed or left fragmented.
Phil - Warden, ULMC Caseg Fraith Hut🏴 retweeted
Genetic distance heatmap from an 𝗔𝗻𝗴𝗹𝗼-𝗦𝗮𝘅𝗼𝗻 (England_Saxon(471AD-750AD)(n=33)) to modern populations.
min distance = 0.01
max distance = 0.05
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Here's our latest video with the extended range outlook: youtu.be/4kG8u0h9ZyE
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Mountain litter needs rope teams. Countryfile follows climbers into Yr Wyddfa’s gullies, where the featured Big Clean Up removed 3,706 pieces of pollution.
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#Countryfile #YrWyddfa
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Jesus called John the Baptist the greatest man ever born. And yet in that dungeon, facing death, John had doubts. He needed to ask one more time: "Are you the one?" For me, that's incredibly reassuring. The little moments like this - the human, vulnerable ones - those are what I never heard growing up. But they're the ones that matter most. Faith isn't about having no doubts. It's about moving forward with them.



























