A Hill (And Came Down With All The Strawberries)". See also English-language accents in film – Welsh Foel Penolau, a mountain in Wales that until 2018 had been considered a hill. Mynydd Graig Goch, a member of the Moel Hebog group of summits. This is a Snowdonia hill that became a mountain in September 2008 when it was measured by three Welshmen with GPS equipment and found to be taller than was thought, thereby exceeding the height required to classify it as a mountain by . Mount Massive in Colorado - Contention arose over whether Massive or its neighbor, Mount Elbert, which have a height difference of only , was the highest Rocky mountain and second highest mountain in the contiguous United States, after Mount Whitney. This led to a dispute which came to a head with the Mount Massive supporters building large piles of stones on the summit to boost its height, only to have the Mount Elbert proponents demolish them. References External links Englishman Who Went Up A Hill – Backsights Magazine (Surveyors Historical Society), originally published in Professional Surveyor, Nov./Dec. 1998 1995 films American romantic comedy films British romantic comedy films 1995 romantic comedy films 1990s English-language films Films set in Wales Films directed by Christopher Monger Films set in 1917 Films shot at Pinewood Studios Miramax films 1990s American films 1990s British films