I wonder if there's a book for crash sights in other parts of the Uk, like there is for Snowdonia.
Edward Doylerush, has written three separate publications on crash sights here in Snowdonia, and no doubt other authors have done the same for other areas of the Uk.
On Monday afternoon, i was looking down the valley off to my left, with the Black Ladders in the background, and i could just make out the fuselage and wing from the wrecked Lancaster bomber, that crashed there during the war.
Visiting crash sights, is an excellent way of exploring areas of the National Parks, that usually gets few visitors.
The small river flowing from the slopes of Carnedd Lewellyn, i recon gets few visitors, but it takes the visitor to an area of the Carneddau that is rarely explored.