WhiteTongue Outdoors thanks very much👍

Thanks for watching it mate, glad you enjoyed it👍

Daz K thanks buddy, that reminds me, I need to get the panoramic one printed off👍👍👍

You are very welcome Dave it was my pleasure mate. Thanks for watching👍👍

Thanks Rick, much appreciated. Something a little different from the usual👍

Thanks Steve, you’ve hit the nail on the head there👍 thanks for watching. Was a fantastic night for it.

Thanks Anthony, glad you liked it, it felt very special being up there on a night like that. The kind of scenery that makes you feel good to be alive 👍

przychodzkipl - aviation & travel thanks my friend- if you like aviation you may like this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/g9Zmq5p41KzQnWQ.html

Thanks Rob, yes I think the 2012 might be the best shot but the difference being that it wouldn’t look too good enlarged. I think one of the others will end up on my wall. Thanks for watching, much appreciated 👍

Thanks Trev. We are so lucky aren’t we..? having that on our doorsteps👍👍👍

Cotton Bud thank you👍 much appreciated

Thanks Buddy, I was chuffed to get them and hope to print one off for framing. Glad you enjoyed it, thanks mate👍

Matt Thomas its well worth a trip on a sunny day 👍

Thanks my friend, much appreciated👍

Bloody auto-correct. I meant best. :)

Dave Outdoors cheers buddy it was Ok the first time haha, thanks for watching, much appreciated.

Nice one Billy and thanks for watching the video. Forecast is looking better for Friday through Sunday, fingers crossed for you mate👍

@@jossthomas123456 hope so joss 😊

Thanks Les, glad you enjoyed it. The camera is a Canon 500d which is quite old now but still does the business. The main settings were ISO 100 to get the best picture quality, F.8 which is a good aperture for sharp pictures and a fast shutter speed of about 1/1000 because the scene was so bright. Having a tripod is essential. I adjusted the settings as the sun went down. Yes it was good news that the fire was only a controlled one. I was worried it was the start of another bad one. Thanks for watching, atb Joss

Nice one Lee thanks for watching. Yes the controlled burning is to encourage new shoots to grow, so that the Grouse and other Game Birds get to feed. Shooting Grouse is big business in these parts. Im always sceptical when a hill fire gets out of control (last years one was described as a freak accident) but it does make you wonder if its controlled burning getting ‘out of control’.

@@jossthomas123456 if you remember my silent viddy a few weeks back, there was a controlled burn just about 400m from my spot the day after I was there... got out of hand and 7 fire engines required to put it out!! The forest rangers took their eye off the ball due to wind direction apparently! So yes controlled burns are sometimes not always controlled. Lee

LordHeath1972 thanks mate. Yes in hindsight there is a chance you might be right, It could be Elidir Fawr. Will have to go back with some Binoculars. It will definitely be getting printed, that was one of the objectives, to get a decent photo that could be enlarged👍👍👍 was a cracking night.

@@jossthomas123456 Mate, absolutely not any criticism whatsoever here, but do you think it is possibly Pen yr Ole Wen? It looks the right shape and is in the right spot next to Tryfan? I think Elidir Fawr would be way, way in the distance and again shielded by the shadow of that monster Tryfan? I am familiar with those mountains and Y Garn is more pointed. Like I said, no criticism of you, nor me wanting to sound like I know it all, but just throwing it out there for you to consider? I looked also at Google Earth 3D and drew back to roughly the distance and geographical position you would have been standing and it adds up in being Pen yr Ole Wen... a mountain I know you have one up on me over because I need to climb her and you already have done so!

LordHeath1972 no offence/criticism taken mate, its good to chat about these things. I don’t think its Pen Yr Ole because from where I was standing its about the same distance away yet it looks shorter than Tryfan in the image, when in fact its a higher mountain. Of course, Ive got the benefit of the original photo here so I can zoom in on them. I will do a bit more digging and see what the answer is! I think Pen might have just been out of shot but I will have a look at the out takes. I would have expected it to look a lot longer from where I was because its connected on one side to Carnedd Dafydd & Llewelyn etc

@@jossthomas123456 It's amazing that this was the last thing I looked at on the internet before I went to bed last night and it was STILL buzzing in my head about that mystery mountain! Wow, your image had that much of an impact. Anyway, Y Garn...... that little pointed thing right at the right-edge of the photo might actually be her, because she does have that sort of shape. But given that Y Garn is relatively close to Glyder Fawr, which you list to the left of the monster (Tryfan) I would still be surprised to discover that Y Garn is the mystery mountain because I just think the angle is wrong and the relative distance from the Glyders is just too far. Also, Pen yr Ole Wen would look smaller than Tryfan from your angle because she lies behind Tryfan. Really looking forward to your definitive answer on this! I will check back later. Peace.

Actually looking at it again I think Y Garn may be the one between Glyder Fawr and Tryfan - that would actually make sense. And the one you labelled as Y Garn I would hazard a bet that it is Pen yr Ole Wen. Looking forward to seeing your verdict mate.

+Wye Explorer Hi Mark I have just logged on through an App called Tube Buddy and I can see your comment and am replying to it here. Thanks, it was a poignant night as my good friend wasnt with me. Good memories👍 thank you Mark, glad I was able to read your comment, Joss