2012

Bill Davis documents a walk to Snowdonia’s ‘Devil’s Kitchen’

with a short video diary featuring his family and friends.

Devil's Kitchen is so named because of the plumes of steam

that rise from cracks in the towering rocks above lake

Llyn Idwal. The steam is the result of moist air coming into

contact with the rock face, which forces it upwards forming

swirling clouds. Devil's Kitchen is known in Welsh as Twll Du,

meaning black hole.

This video was made using Windows Moviemaker

- free software that you can download from the links

page. if you are new to the software there are several

beginners guides in the tutorials section.