We had hopes of getting up one of the gullies on Comedagh from the Pot but the weather took a turn for the worse and so.......
I haven't seen the Mournes look like this in many years. A proper winter for once. Despite the blizzard the temperatures were not that low and the snow was soft and unconsolidated despite the last few weeks of rising and falling temperatures. The reason is that nearly all the snow is quite fresh as the Mournes have escaped the big dumps experienced in other parts of the country.
The wall itself is in parts almost buried behind drifts of snow. Sometimes only the capstones are showing
There were a fair few hardy souls braving the weather
Sunday, February 8, 2009
Sunday, January 25, 2009
Sunday, January 18, 2009
Sunday 18/1/09 good walking
Saturday, January 10, 2009
Skiing in France
Stephen and Gerry on the slopes well above the cloud in the valley
View of the Aravis chain of Mountains
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Sunday, December 28, 2008
Last Walk of 2008
12 for a walk to the summit of Donard

Great day for walking with fine views in all directions.
The Mourne wall was a clean and dry way to cross the Bog of Donard - if you didn't mind the height.


Margaret striding out towards Donard
Sunset with Carlingford and Slieve Foy in the distance

Paddy and Tony crossing with the - eh, additional supplies!

View towards Newcastle

Great day for walking with fine views in all directions.
The Mourne wall was a clean and dry way to cross the Bog of Donard - if you didn't mind the height.

Margaret striding out towards Donard
Sunset with Carlingford and Slieve Foy in the distance
Paddy and Tony crossing with the - eh, additional supplies!

View towards Newcastle
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Memories of 2008
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