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Biggest isn't always best, as the authors of a new list of the best smaller Welsh hills are keen to point out. Showcasing the variety and beauty of the country, these cherry picked mini-peaks sound like a project for the connoisseur. The list's contributors explain how they arrived at their top 100.
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