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Photo Gallery => The Gallery => Topic started by: Mimi on January 17, 2004, 13:57:01
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Just to show that the sun does sometimes show itself in north wales :D. This is the view from my kitchen window. Great to have your cornflakes and just gaze. Sometimes it is so clear that you can see the cafe at the summit and see the train carrying sightseers going up the side.
(http://www.hpphoto.com/servlet/LinkPhoto?GUID=38ac5d95-7653-3c8b-c967-29d53bcf171d&size=lg)
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Wow! Mimi, you must spend all your time looking out of the window, what a fantastic view. You must really get a sense of the changing seasons. :) busy_lizzie
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Sorry forgot to give you the location. Assumed that you would all know >:(stupid woman) This is a view of Snowdon. We can see the whole of this side of the Snowdonia range from here. Wish that we had video facility then you would get the real panoramic view.
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Its funny, when my parents lived in West Wales, my father took parties of guests to Snowdon almost every week in the Summer and in 10 years he NEVER once managed to get a picture of the Summit free from cloud. Did not matter how much Sun there was elsewhere on the trip as soon as he pointed the camera at the peak up rolled the clouds.
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WOW Mimi, what can I say ...... green with envy :D
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Yo mimi
lovely views... been really sunny down by here in cardiff...ground was dry enough to dig, dug from east to west, the same line as the sun.... then picked up me camera and caught the sunsetting at st fagans.... beautiful it was.. will post piccis when new puter
turns up..
Oz
xx
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What a wonderful view. Nice to see the mountain clear of cloud.
I once spent a day walking in Snowdonia (the Glyder range), but there was so much cloud you couldnt see Snowdon or anything else for that matter above a certain height. Pity but it was the only day available to go.
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Shear heaven MiMi.What a sight bet you sit and gaze.
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4555 - as a pilot, that's the sort of view I was brought up to expect.
And holidaying in sight of Snowdon, many years ago, was a breath of fresh air.
You are so lucky. I won't ask about the bicycle ride - or whatever! = Tim
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All I can think is that it must be global warming or some such! In my late teens, spent all my summers in Snowdonia and whenever I climbed up, was freequently sunny!
We got the view from the other side, Mimi! ;D
Kate
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Loverly! Been on that train meself - was gonna climb up but was too overhung, so got the train...and boy was it cloudy at the top. Great fun watching all the walkers struggling up whilst sitting on me bum and waving at sheep (like you do).. ;D
Top piccy....v atmospheric. Nice one mimi :D
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Fantastic view Mimi........definitely worth taking time out to........ 'stand and stare' !! :)
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Arddun golygfa ! ;D
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Diolch yn fawr.Dach yn charad cymryg EJ :)
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;D Mimi
Naddo sefydlu-fi safle rhyngrwyd er cymreigio. Dim ond bod clyfar. ;D
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I was contemplating posting a picture of the view from my kitchen window but I doubt I would get as many responses for a picture of the roof across the street hahaha.
You are not just lucky with your view, you are really lucky that you can appreciate it!
Wonderful.
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- we've got roofs too - both sides = Tim
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The Elan Valley is beautiful, magnificent scenery! ;D