'This is clearly unacceptable'
Walkers who headed up to the summit of Snowdon over the weekend we're greeted with a surprise when they returned to their cars - which weren't there.
Police and tow trucks arrived to remove some of the parked cars, leaving owners to return from their walks to find their cars gone. Some locals think the council should fix the parking problems, as reported by North Wales Live. One man said:"Well, what can you expect? The car parking is inadequate and too expensive. Plus it's more popular than ever. The local council need to do something. It's no good just issuing fines and towing cars."
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