Goodness no, old boy - the road is actually a path for hikers and nature lovers - to appreciate the beautiful fauna and flora and to gaze at the rare scenery of it all..... perhaps to even inspire illusions of the ghosts of historic proportions from a time when the grandeur was not considered quite so grand - pre tourism, that is.

It is inconceivable that the beauty could be marred - or the inspirational tranquility broken - by the appearance of loud, smelly, polluting, beer-drinking slobs with their terrain-scorching, earth-rending machines, not to mention the jezzabelles that accompany them in their debauchery and humiliating disrespect for such a magnificent mountain that's a little taller than the world's tallest building.

Heaven forbid! It would be an inconceivable travesty of monumental proportions.

Mt. Snowdon

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Frank