Summit cafe on Snowdon opened by First Minister Rhodri Morgan

01/14

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The Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan walked to the summit of Snowdon (1085m) this morning to open the new summit station and cafe. He is seen hitting the summit around 10.15 am this morning closely followed by the Welsh environment minister Jane Davidson. After a rest and a coffee he formally unveiled the plaque for Hafod Eryri (summit station's name). His bilingual speech was just part of the official opening; two trumpet soloists played a tune specially written for the event. Although Mr Morgan appeared hot when he summited it can be seen from the images that he really enjoyed the walk - the second time he's done it. He is pictured at the summit with the British Mountaineering Council head Dave Turnbull and Elfyn Jones who is chairman of the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team (he was in good company)

Summit cafe on Snowdon opened by First Minister Rhodri Morgan85815

02/14

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The Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan walked to the summit of Snowdon (1085m) this morning to open the new summit station and cafe. He is seen hitting the summit around 10.15 am this morning closely followed by the Welsh environment minister Jane Davidson. After a rest and a coffee he formally unveiled the plaque for Hafod Eryri (summit station's name). His bilingual speech was just part of the official opening; two trumpet soloists played a tune specially written for the event. Although Mr Morgan appeared hot when he summited it can be seen from the images that he really enjoyed the walk - the second time he's done it. He is pictured at the summit with the British Mountaineering Council head Dave Turnbull and Elfyn Jones who is chairman of the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team (he was in good company)

Summit cafe on Snowdon opened by First Minister Rhodri Morgan85816

03/14

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The Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan walked to the summit of Snowdon (1085m) this morning to open the new summit station and cafe. He is seen hitting the summit around 10.15 am this morning closely followed by the Welsh environment minister Jane Davidson. After a rest and a coffee he formally unveiled the plaque for Hafod Eryri (summit station's name). His bilingual speech was just part of the official opening; two trumpet soloists played a tune specially written for the event. Although Mr Morgan appeared hot when he summited it can be seen from the images that he really enjoyed the walk - the second time he's done it. He is pictured at the summit with the British Mountaineering Council head Dave Turnbull and Elfyn Jones who is chairman of the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team (he was in good company)

Summit cafe on Snowdon opened by First Minister Rhodri Morgan85817

04/14

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The Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan walked to the summit of Snowdon (1085m) this morning to open the new summit station and cafe. He is seen hitting the summit around 10.15 am this morning closely followed by the Welsh environment minister Jane Davidson. After a rest and a coffee he formally unveiled the plaque for Hafod Eryri (summit station's name). His bilingual speech was just part of the official opening; two trumpet soloists played a tune specially written for the event. Although Mr Morgan appeared hot when he summited it can be seen from the images that he really enjoyed the walk - the second time he's done it. He is pictured at the summit with the British Mountaineering Council head Dave Turnbull and Elfyn Jones who is chairman of the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team (he was in good company)

Summit cafe on Snowdon opened by First Minister Rhodri Morgan85818

05/14

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The Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan walked to the summit of Snowdon (1085m) this morning to open the new summit station and cafe. He is seen hitting the summit around 10.15 am this morning closely followed by the Welsh environment minister Jane Davidson. After a rest and a coffee he formally unveiled the plaque for Hafod Eryri (summit station's name). His bilingual speech was just part of the official opening; two trumpet soloists played a tune specially written for the event. Although Mr Morgan appeared hot when he summited it can be seen from the images that he really enjoyed the walk - the second time he's done it. He is pictured at the summit with the British Mountaineering Council head Dave Turnbull and Elfyn Jones who is chairman of the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team (he was in good company)

Summit cafe on Snowdon opened by First Minister Rhodri Morgan85836

06/14

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The Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan walked to the summit of Snowdon (1085m) this morning to open the new summit station and cafe. He is seen hitting the summit around 10.15 am this morning closely followed by the Welsh environment minister Jane Davidson. After a rest and a coffee he formally unveiled the plaque for Hafod Eryri (summit station's name). His bilingual speech was just part of the official opening; two trumpet soloists played a tune specially written for the event. Although Mr Morgan appeared hot when he summited it can be seen from the images that he really enjoyed the walk - the second time he's done it. He is pictured at the summit with the British Mountaineering Council head Dave Turnbull and Elfyn Jones who is chairman of the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team (he was in good company)

Summit cafe on Snowdon opened by First Minister Rhodri Morgan85837

07/14

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The Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan walked to the summit of Snowdon (1085m) this morning to open the new summit station and cafe. He is seen hitting the summit around 10.15 am this morning closely followed by the Welsh environment minister Jane Davidson. After a rest and a coffee he formally unveiled the plaque for Hafod Eryri (summit station's name). His bilingual speech was just part of the official opening; two trumpet soloists played a tune specially written for the event. Although Mr Morgan appeared hot when he summited it can be seen from the images that he really enjoyed the walk - the second time he's done it. He is pictured at the summit with the British Mountaineering Council head Dave Turnbull and Elfyn Jones who is chairman of the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team (he was in good company)

Summit cafe on Snowdon opened by First Minister Rhodri Morgan85838

08/14

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The Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan walked to the summit of Snowdon (1085m) this morning to open the new summit station and cafe. He is seen hitting the summit around 10.15 am this morning closely followed by the Welsh environment minister Jane Davidson. After a rest and a coffee he formally unveiled the plaque for Hafod Eryri (summit station's name). His bilingual speech was just part of the official opening; two trumpet soloists played a tune specially written for the event. Although Mr Morgan appeared hot when he summited it can be seen from the images that he really enjoyed the walk - the second time he's done it. He is pictured at the summit with the British Mountaineering Council head Dave Turnbull and Elfyn Jones who is chairman of the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team (he was in good company)

Summit cafe on Snowdon opened by First Minister Rhodri Morgan85839

09/14

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The Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan walked to the summit of Snowdon (1085m) this morning to open the new summit station and cafe. He is seen hitting the summit around 10.15 am this morning closely followed by the Welsh environment minister Jane Davidson. After a rest and a coffee he formally unveiled the plaque for Hafod Eryri (summit station's name). His bilingual speech was just part of the official opening; two trumpet soloists played a tune specially written for the event. Although Mr Morgan appeared hot when he summited it can be seen from the images that he really enjoyed the walk - the second time he's done it. He is pictured at the summit with the British Mountaineering Council head Dave Turnbull and Elfyn Jones who is chairman of the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team (he was in good company)

Summit cafe on Snowdon opened by First Minister Rhodri Morgan85840

10/14

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The Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan walked to the summit of Snowdon (1085m) this morning to open the new summit station and cafe. He is seen hitting the summit around 10.15 am this morning closely followed by the Welsh environment minister Jane Davidson. After a rest and a coffee he formally unveiled the plaque for Hafod Eryri (summit station's name). His bilingual speech was just part of the official opening; two trumpet soloists played a tune specially written for the event. Although Mr Morgan appeared hot when he summited it can be seen from the images that he really enjoyed the walk - the second time he's done it. He is pictured at the summit with the British Mountaineering Council head Dave Turnbull and Elfyn Jones who is chairman of the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team (he was in good company)

Summit cafe on Snowdon opened by First Minister Rhodri Morgan86041

11/14

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The Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan walked to the summit of Snowdon (1085m) this morning to open the new summit station and cafe. He is seen hitting the summit around 10.15 am this morning closely followed by the Welsh environment minister Jane Davidson. After a rest and a coffee he formally unveiled the plaque for Hafod Eryri (summit station's name). His bilingual speech was just part of the official opening; two trumpet soloists played a tune specially written for the event. Although Mr Morgan appeared hot when he summited it can be seen from the images that he really enjoyed the walk - the second time he's done it. He is pictured at the summit with the British Mountaineering Council head Dave Turnbull and Elfyn Jones who is chairman of the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team (he was in good company)

Summit cafe on Snowdon opened by First Minister Rhodri Morgan86042

12/14

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The Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan walked to the summit of Snowdon (1085m) this morning to open the new summit station and cafe. He is seen hitting the summit around 10.15 am this morning closely followed by the Welsh environment minister Jane Davidson. After a rest and a coffee he formally unveiled the plaque for Hafod Eryri (summit station's name). His bilingual speech was just part of the official opening; two trumpet soloists played a tune specially written for the event. Although Mr Morgan appeared hot when he summited it can be seen from the images that he really enjoyed the walk - the second time he's done it. He is pictured at the summit with the British Mountaineering Council head Dave Turnbull and Elfyn Jones who is chairman of the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team (he was in good company)

Summit cafe on Snowdon opened by First Minister Rhodri Morgan86043

13/14

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The Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan walked to the summit of Snowdon (1085m) this morning to open the new summit station and cafe. He is seen hitting the summit around 10.15 am this morning closely followed by the Welsh environment minister Jane Davidson. After a rest and a coffee he formally unveiled the plaque for Hafod Eryri (summit station's name). His bilingual speech was just part of the official opening; two trumpet soloists played a tune specially written for the event. Although Mr Morgan appeared hot when he summited it can be seen from the images that he really enjoyed the walk - the second time he's done it. He is pictured at the summit with the British Mountaineering Council head Dave Turnbull and Elfyn Jones who is chairman of the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team (he was in good company)

Summit cafe on Snowdon opened by First Minister Rhodri Morgan86044

14/14

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The Welsh First Minister Rhodri Morgan walked to the summit of Snowdon (1085m) this morning to open the new summit station and cafe. He is seen hitting the summit around 10.15 am this morning closely followed by the Welsh environment minister Jane Davidson. After a rest and a coffee he formally unveiled the plaque for Hafod Eryri (summit station's name). His bilingual speech was just part of the official opening; two trumpet soloists played a tune specially written for the event. Although Mr Morgan appeared hot when he summited it can be seen from the images that he really enjoyed the walk - the second time he's done it. He is pictured at the summit with the British Mountaineering Council head Dave Turnbull and Elfyn Jones who is chairman of the Llanberis Mountain Rescue Team (he was in good company)