Like it have been there once. An open question, where did the Welsh excavate a 'dragon'. A dragon is actually two animals. One is a large reptilian creature from a time long ago. The other is a flying carnivorous creature from the same age. The first creature dies of CO2 poisoning down slop of a volcanic cone. The second creature thinks an easy meal and starts to devour the dead creature only to be also gassed. Then time passes to at least the end of the last ice age. So as Snowdon, (Eryri) area is volcanic it must be down slope possibly in the lost flooded bay area.
This is really beautiful 🤩
@@lynnbasford3910 Thank you! It was a stunning place.
Hooray, a new video! That was absolutely beautiful. It made me want to go there again.
@@JulieG1897 I certainly hope that you do return to this lovely place.
Diolch fella!
@@user-ww4fc4mn4n I am thrilled that you like it!
Like it have been there once. An open question, where did the Welsh excavate a 'dragon'. A dragon is actually two animals. One is a large reptilian creature from a time long ago. The other is a flying carnivorous creature from the same age. The first creature dies of CO2 poisoning down slop of a volcanic cone. The second creature thinks an easy meal and starts to devour the dead creature only to be also gassed. Then time passes to at least the end of the last ice age. So as Snowdon, (Eryri) area is volcanic it must be down slope possibly in the lost flooded bay area.
By the way this still happens in the volcanic areas of Central West Africa where CO2 is always a risk.
For a minute I expected to see a ruin of the statue of liberty 😆 planet of the apes ending
@@FulhamsEvo10 Now THAT would definitely be worth zipping around!