Foel Grach

Luv*Jam presents Dan*Eds ~ a mini album for those ever so discerning DJs that are out there…

Rare native silver has been found across the hard to reach mountainous regions of North Wales’ Snowdonia.

As the peaks get rougher and more difficult to traverse we bring you a secret selection of unique live sound experiments from Bersham’s finest Dan*Eds. Plus L*J invites Cologne’s Dynomodyse as his DJ Longsleeve alter ego for a ‘Workpant E17 Vestinipppp’ mix and Flyypost dusts down her Evening Leader accusations of illegal fly posting to deliver some bananas DJ weapons of interest. The penultimate peak of 14 peaks!

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Foel Grach - 3202ft (976m)

OS grid SH68876588

This summit of the Welsh 3000’s has a large burial cairn which would have enclosed a stone coffin with the remains of an important chieftain from 3-4000 years ago. In those days the climate was warmer and drier and people would have lived up here grazing their flocks high up in the mountains as witnessed by traces of a settlement in Cwm Dulyn, close by. Other features of interest to the rucksack club are a mountain refuge, a small, cheerless shelter, that can still provide respite in wild weather.