Now and again a particularly cold spell will cause a bit of snow to fall on the Inhlosane peak near Dargle in the Natal Midlands. It is seldom there for more than a couple of days; sometimes only for part of a day.
This picture has the extra ephemeral element of the snow making the mountain look rather unreal.
This is the view from the escarpment high up on the other side on the same day (the snowfall took place the previous afternoon).
And this is the normal appearance.
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The first picture looks unreal! Great that you managed to capture such a sight
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I was pleased to be able to – and within a matter of days, it was back to looking like the rest of the landscape.
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right on 😎
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Actually, I have been right on – top of there! 🙂 The view is outstanding on a clear day.
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The top one does look so unreal – like you glued 2 images together. Lovely rolling shapes. The second one could be an advertisement for powered sugar.
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*grin* It does look rather badly Photoshopped, doesn’t it?
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nature’s got a sense of humor? Might as well poke fun at the idiot children (humans – we’re always good for a laugh)
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Every picture beautiful.
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I’m just sorry the quality of them is not of the best.
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It’s what you pictured that was really worth seeing!
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The area is wonderful – two years spent living there remain among the most memorable of my life.
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Very much like footprints in the sand, there one minute..gone the next
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My goodness – that was a good idea. I could have taken a picture of some of my hoof-holes on the beach with a wave on the way to obliterate them. Didn’t think of it!
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