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Snowdon
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Snow·don  (sndn)
A massif of northwest Wales. Rising to 1,085.8 m (3,560 ft), it is the highest elevation in Wales.

Snowdon [ˈsnəʊdən]
n
(Placename) a mountain in NW Wales, in Gwynedd: the highest peak in Wales. Height: 1085 m (3560 ft.)

Snowdon2
n
(Biographies / Snowdon, 1st Earl of (1930 M, British, ARTS AND CRAFTS: photographer) 1st Earl of, title of Antony Armstrong-Jones. born 1930, British photographer, whose work includes television documentaries, photographic books, and the design of the Snowdon Aviary, London Zoo (1965). His marriage (1960-78) to Princess Margaret ended in divorce


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CAPTION(S): Unforgiving: Mount Snowdon can be a hostile place.
Summary: Mountain rescuers apparently had to come to the aid of a man left in a wheelchair on Mount Snowdon this weekend.
A group of five sales staff from Dunelm Mill, off Bradford Road, in Huddersfield, are taking on the challenge of climbing Mount Snowdon in north Wales.
 
 
 
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