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[0] Boggyness …and this is the important one [Drygarn Fawr Indistinct!] Drygarn Fawr has miles upon miles of wet bogland, marshes and mire, extending as far as the eye can see. The car park is surrounded by bog, the plateau surrounding the summit is almost entirely bog, and the summit itself has bog on it. In fact, there’s so much bog, marsh and mire that it would be quite easy to dispose of a body in it and it never be discovered… not that I would ever advocate that kind of thing of course. 100 POINTS [Matterhorn Pointy!] 
With only steep rocky cliff faces surrounded by glaciers and more steep rocky cliff faces there isn’t much room for wet marshy expanses of land on the Matterhorn. This utter lack of essential wetland badly lets the mountain down, I mean, where is one supposed to bog snorkel? 0 POINTS
Drygarn Fawr : Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering : SummitPost
Matterhorn Pointy!