This morning

That does look chilly, hope you had your thermals on. They are an impressive site esp when snow topped

Looks likr my sort of country

Looks beautiful Gaynor and especially good if you are viewing from inside the house through the window with a roaring fire going or maybe nicer outside wrapped up in thermals, gloves, hat and fleece !

How lovely sitting in the house all cosy looking at that view ;-)
We had sleet today ...with sunshine ofcourse lol

Wow!

Fabulous, and teasing.....

I'm keeping a careful watch on the weather, because February does produce some brilliant winter scenes in Snowdonia. Now covid restrictions are easing in Wales, and the chances are they will ease yet further for Easter, I've booked Easter with family just outside Conwy, and really looking forward to seeing them all properly again.

And of course, The Spinnies, and RSPB Conwy.

But I'm conscious that things could take an about turn....

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Some photos from February 2009, when I was winter climbing Pen yr ole wen, via Hour Glass Gully

Llyn Ogwen with Glyder Fawr, The Devils Kitchen and Y Garn in the background, from Cwm Loer

Tryfan from Cwm Loer

Yes, that ice coming in to Cwm Loer did look very sky blue in colour, it wasn't the camera tweaking....

Finally, the view from Rhydlydan, just east of Pentrefolas on the A5 heading up to Snowdonia Feb 2020

It’ looks beautiful and very very cold

Some interesting shots there Mike, we used to have to travel to the Lakes or further North to Scotland for even half decent snow/ice climbing unless the Dales waterfalls froze up then we had some interesting climbing fairly close. Travel was often a bit of a problem sometimes though as I used motor bike most of the time

i love robins said:

It’ looks beautiful and very very cold

I think the temp for most of the day was subzero, but when you're on the move, you generate a lot of heat, and winter climbing with ice axe and crampons, more so, it makes mud plugging seems easy going.