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Started by Mourneman, December 04, 2011, 05:51:12 PM

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LandyLiam

love the pics chuck, especially that icicle ones, i love seeing things from different angles, gives me ideas  :)
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whoRya

How are the Mournes looking?  If anyone who lives down that way and can see them could upload a photo it would be cool. 

I'm trying to decide whether to take Friday off or not.  A good dump of snow could help me make up my mind.
"Not all those who wander are lost."

LennyJ1

I dont know about the mournes but Divis and the black mountains are covered.
No one goes inside to clear their head


Are we there yet?

Quote from: whoRya on December 14, 2011, 01:30:02 PM
How are the Mournes looking?  If anyone who lives down that way and can see them could upload a photo it would be cool. 

I'm trying to decide whether to take Friday off or not.  A good dump of snow could help me make up my mind.


Just a slight dusting at the mo. There was some expected last night, but it didnt arrive.. you never know we could get some yet. If it arrives i'll let you know  :)

LandyLiam

i'll be in newcastle tonight so will have a report for you, might even get a sneaky summit in the dark  ;)

got caught up in snow on the belfast hills today, the cars were just about getting through but the trucks weren't
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LandyLiam

just back from newcastle and it was too dark to see up the hills and i didn't have time for a quick summit  :(
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LandyLiam

Had a look this morning and its just as AnnieAnne says, only a slight dusting  >:(

pic below is of donard
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whoRya

Thanks for the replies.  Nowt exciting about Donard there.  Decided not to bother taking the day off.  Mind you the prospect of a free Chinese on the company helped make that decision ;D
"Not all those who wander are lost."

ChuckMcB

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Loads of snow up here in Larne if you fancied a go at the Antrim Hills instead...but too misty to tell if it's covering the mountains or just our work's car park :)

But good call whoRya, snow comes and goes...but free food is harder to come by...enjoy :D

whoRya

May just have to try to get a blast up Agnew's Hill then, sometime over the weekend.

I did manage to get a bit of snow on my boots before the Christmas Camp.

Eagle Mountain


Shanlieve


Slieve Moughanmore (centre)

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wee gaz

heading up to Glenariff forest with family on sunday for a wee dander. anyone know if there is any snow in that area,worth taking sleigh?