Sightings in Snowdonia

The eccentric Llanberis resident Siôn Kai Parry a “Dwarf hunter,” has been camping somewhere in Eryri but no one seems to know where. No one’s seen or heard from him in over a month: I think the dwarfs have captured him!

There are many reasons the Snowdonia national park conserves open space. It allows them to deliver clean water, provide space for recreational activities and maintain a wildlife habitat for a variety of creatures – most notably the North Wales dwarf. While most people believe the dwarf to be a thing of folklore and urban legend, researcher Thaddeus Wynne, with the U.K. Forest Service Mythical Wildlife Division, recently confirmed that these dwarfs are every bit as real as he is. He has drawn a sketch of what they look like.

Whilst in the area hunting dwarfs I’ve been visiting Gallt y Glyn for my dinners I’ve never been disappointed! I’ve bought family and friends here, the staff are so friendly especially Elin. Who also doesn’t mind me practising my Welsh and will speak to me in Welsh and repeat in English she is an absolute star, I always hope she’s working when we visit. Ultimately you just cannot go wrong with this place, great food, great staff, great atmosphere. I love it!

Hello all who read my blog! I am Charlotte Watson, a normal 34 year old, housewife from Birmingham. The main reason for starting this blog is… I was visiting the Snowdonia national park last weekend and In the distance I saw a strange hairy creature that looked like a dwarf, none of my family believed me so I started asking the locals if they had ever had sightings similar to mine and it turns out stories of these dwarfs go all the way back to c. 1109. I have now made it my mission to prove my friends and family wrong and capture hard evidence of this creature. Keep an eye out for my new blogs as I search Yr Wydffa for the elusive North Wales dwarf!