Clogwyn Du'r Arddu: Gwahaniaeth rhwng fersiynau

:I believe it was the prospect downwards that determined us to brave every difficulty. It happened fortunately that the steep section immediately above us was the only one that presented any material danger. Mr Williams, having a pair of strong shoes with nails in them, which would hold their footing better than mine, requested to make the first attempt, and after some difficulty he succeeded … When he had fixed himself securely to a part of the rock, he took off his belt, and holding it firmly by one end, gave the other to me: I laid hold, and, with a little aid from the stones, fairly pulled myself up by it. After this we got on pretty well, and in about an hour and a quarter from the commencement of our labour, we found ourselves upon the brow of this dreadful precipice, and in possession of all the plants we expected to find.

 

 

Ymhlith y dringwyr a gysylltir a'r clogwyn mae [[Jack Longland]], [[Ron James (mynyddwr)|Ron James]], [[Colin Kirkus]], [[Joe Brown]], [[Don Whillans]] a [[Johnny Dawes]].