Tourists visiting the parks of Wales' famous Eryri national park hit out angrily, accusing the Welsh of being "self-righteous" and "biting the hand that feeds", when their cars were towed.
The bitter, angry response came as the national park carried on its well-publicised zero-tolerance policy on dangerous and illegal parking. Authorities in north Wales have been trying to manage the impact amid the national park's soaring popularity.
In an online debate this week, NorthWalesLive reported that many visitors thought the national park was going too far and called for “constructive management” of a problem that is causing animosity between visitors and residents.
