Snowdon trek for members of Royston round table
ROUND table members from Crow Country have scaled the highest mountain in Wales. Fourteen members of the Royston & District Round Table recently completed a climb to the top of Mount Snowdon, which has an altitude of 1085 metres, or 3560 feet. Rhys Lanca
ROUND table members from Crow Country have scaled the highest mountain in Wales.
Fourteen members of the Royston & District Round Table recently completed a climb to the top of Mount Snowdon, which has an altitude of 1085 metres, or 3560 feet.
Rhys Lancaster, from the Round Table, said: "Snowdon's actual height is the same as Table Mountain in South Africa, and the group were lucky to enjoy a clear day with great views of North Wales and beyond."
The Round Table will shortly be publishing details of the Christmas Santa Float collection dates.
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This will see Round Tablers making a visit with Santa to a street near you in Royston and the villages to collect donations for distribution to local causes.
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