A blustery walking up Yr Eifi- Llyn Peninsula

This a walk we did after  visiting the weeping window which the photos are on previous  blog, so this was a planned walk and there was snow on the Snowdonia mountains so best to keep of them unless any walking was well planned,
​Yr Eifi sits on the the Llyn Perinsula with a summit of 564 meters above sea level it rises straight up from the sea, if given more time we would of walked this from sea level but started at a elevated level,
​ A extremely and blustery day for walk, overall it was great fun as the views were getting better and better and surrounded by storms which made great weather watching, we lost all visibility on the summit for a while so it was heads down in the summits wind shelter.
​I good weather I would have no doubt the views are outstanding.........we plan to return to visit again for the photography of the old mine workings on the coastline  
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Yr Eifi with its prominent summit

a very elevated view near the summit and the coastline in the distance

the summit trig point, I had no idea what the metal work on the trig point was for or was...a total mystery

a clear view looking towards the end of the Llyn Peninsula and the far tip of wales

weather watching with a storm coming of the Irish sea

back onto the lower ground and much better weather