Snowy Snowdon!

[Backtrack]

These are a few pictures I took last winter (February I think). They are of Mount Snowdon. Snow was over 3 foot deep in drifts along the side of the mountain along with icicles over 6 foot tall! There was also a HUGE wall of ice, i picked it up, it turned out to be about 40kg and almost sent me flying :winky:

Anyway, enjoy!

Edited November 2, 2009 by Backtrack

[Louby]

Lovely Photo's! I was hoping for some early snow again this past week like we did last year but no luck :winky:

have never been when there is lots of snow and ice, hoping when we go up in December there will be!

Thanks for sharing :lol:

[Backtrack]

Accidently clicked post when i wasn't meant to sorry. :winky:

Lovely Photo's! I was hoping for some early snow again this past week like we did last year but no luck :lol:

have never been when there is lots of snow and ice, hoping when we go up in December there will be!

Thanks for sharing :lol:

Thanks Louby!

I've just found a few more too.

[Louby]

I have never seen a pony up there, was it a wild one so to speak, seen lots of sheepies up at Horseshoe Pass though, had one try and get in the car on Friday :winky:

[Backtrack]

I have never seen a pony up there, was it a wild one so to speak, seen lots of sheepies up at Horseshoe Pass though, had one try and get in the car on Friday :winky:

The pony wasn't up in the mountain, that was at the very bottom of Snowdon, the weather conditions was far too bad to climb the mountain, even by the footpaths - It was snowing, icy and windy! There was actually loads of pony's around :lol:

[Louby]

Tsk I shall have to make sure I look out for them when I go in December!!

[multi cellular thunderstorm]

Very nice, I would love to see mountains covered in snow like that. I'm up in Scotland on holiday now hoping for a slight dusting on the tops, no chance of any scenes like yours.

[SteveB]

Very nice, I would love to see mountains covered in snow like that. I'm up in Scotland on holiday now hoping for a slight dusting on the tops, no chance of any scenes like yours.

Fantastic photos, looks very cold .

[Backtrack]

Cheers Steve! It wasnt actually all that cold! 1c in the town.. 0c at the bottom of the mountain and that was about 2pm!

Easilly in the minuses where the icicles were i'd say,

Edited November 3, 2009 by Backtrack

[sunny scunny]

Excellent photos,thanks for sharing

[Dr Rains]

I have never seen a pony up there, was it a wild one so to speak, seen lots of sheepies up at Horseshoe Pass though, had one try and get in the car on Friday

I'm not crazy, my reality is just different than yours.

Went up Carnedd Llywelyn and Dafydd recently and there were wild ponies at 3000ft asl