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Roads down the mournes

Started by fatty-arbuckle, March 22, 2013, 07:30:58 PM

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KyleL

Saw similar things on the news from the same area. Crazy!

Fortunately the 'drift' at my tent wasn't quite as dramatic.


specimanYak

Quote from: KyleL on March 25, 2013, 08:08:14 PM
Fortunately the 'drift' at my tent wasn't quite as dramatic.

Brilliant, looks like some-ones down sleeping bag has split.  :)
Regardless, it's still a 'snow' camp, well done.

KyleL

Haha.

When I went to sleep there was about 2inches covering the ground as far as you could see. I woke up to that and wondered just how many days I'd been snoozing :P

LandyLiam

Slievenaman Road has been ploughed as far as fofanny dam them its back to 4-7 foot drifts again and completely impassible beyond that, also its still single track so you will have a long reverse when you meet oncoming traffic (as i did  :-[ ) so please avoid it.
think outside, no box required

GMB

Some great pics. Not surprised to see a Landy dug in  :-X

summit86

Great pics! I think I may have to use the coast road on Sunday to get home from the Airport! ;D
"Men Wanted: For hazardous journey. Small wages, bitter cold, long months of complete darkness, constant danger, safe return doubtful. Honour and recognition in case of success." - Ernest Shackleton

KyleL

Keep us updated for the weekend camp!

Glenn B

Quote from: specimanYak on March 25, 2013, 08:22:49 PM
Quote from: KyleL on March 25, 2013, 08:08:14 PM
Fortunately the 'drift' at my tent wasn't quite as dramatic.

Brilliant, looks like some-ones down sleeping bag has split.  :)
Regardless, it's still a 'snow' camp, well done.
:o :o HE HE HE
plenty of cotton balls for Tom to get a fire started..
Take your time you'll see so much more!
Without goals you cannot score!

ChuckMcB

Snows clearing from the east. Head road totally clear, so is the track up to the carrick plant car park (where I am now)