A CAERPHILLY man was greeted with a surprise after a five-hour trek – with a sheep chilling at the top of the mountain.
Thomas Thorne climbed Mount Snowdon on Saturday, September 4 and when he reached the top, he was surprised to see a lone sheep making friends on the summit.
“We just came across it. There were two guys feeding it and the sheep was cwtching into them.
“It was hilarious.
“The sheep was very friendly, especially if you fed it.”
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Mr Thorne and his partner Latasha Perry were on the final leg of their three peaks challenge to raise money for the Brain Tumour Charity in memory of partner Latasha’s late best friend when they came across the lone sheep.
They began on Friday, September 3 with Ben Nevis, before moving to Scafell Pike and then on to Snowdon.
You can donate here https://www.thebraintumourcharity.org/donate/?supporter_group=12011&donate_supporter_group=yes&fbclid=IwAR172xvJEOi_MAQa4GEt90gQjYIvdKaMLLXl6jL7XGUcOM8Ghc_vSkXflak
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