Snowdon from Nant Gwynant (in winter)

Very nice indeed Peter the view for the person stood nr the trig stone must have been good too

i also see what looks like a bird in the first dip up from the left hand side

Best wishes ... Steve

Thank you Steve,

I am pleased that you have taken the trouble to look carefully!
I remember we spoke about this 'bird' when I put this on Pano Jan 2015. I just looked back at the originals. In the space of 5 minutes it has not moved, yet two people got to the summit and moved off again.
However Eryri (the Welsh for Snowdonia) means "The place of the eagles". Maybe this is one of those legendary eagles!!!

Best Wishes
Peter

Very well framed.

Hi Jaap

Thank you so much!

Best wishes and a good week ahead
Peter

My dear Peter,

A very beautiful view here...
I could not see the bird you mentioned but I am pleased that I learned that Eryri (the Welsh for Snowdonia) means "The place of the eagles". I didn't know this.
Maybe one day we can try to get to the summit...

Love Füsun
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My Dear Füsun,

I am so pleased that you like the winter view! Thank you so much!!!
This is the same place as we started our walk up Snowdon on a hot summer day in 2012.
I am sure you remember the lake, the old slate mines, the waterfalls, and the red boots!

One day we will return!!

Love Peter
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An impressive snowy peak. I blew this out large and, finally, was able to pick the person alongside the trig point.

Thank you Tiabunna!

I am happy that you found him! Of course I have the advantage of several pictures over a few minutes, and so can easily look for differences. I do wonder the wisdom of the guys, it is mid winter, it is getting dark, and it will be slippy underfoot in the snow. As far as I am aware, they got down safely.

Best wishes for the week ahead.

Peter

A fabulous shot on perfect winter's day! I'd love to swap the hot weather for this;-)