Super Snow Sunday
Spent the morning yesterday out putting in a few miles on snowshoes at the top of Lolo Pass. It was a gorgeous day, and the snow was perfect. There was also about twice as much of it as there was the last time we were there, just two weeks ago. I did a quick photo dump off both the camera and the cell phone, but didn’t do much to enhance them; I think they could be much better. They look cool in black and white as well, but color shows just how perfect a day it was.
We met a couple coming down as we were heading out. They were excited by the view from the top, and the quality of the snow there. It was like piles of exquisite little crystals, all shattered into heaps that glittered in the sunlight. I tried to capture it on the camera, but didn’t really succeed. Still, the next couple images give you a little bit of an idea.
Finally, here are three shots filtered through Instagram.
The pictures don’t really do it justice — it was just a fantastic outing. We may go up in the evening this weekend and do a moonlight hike. Hope we can pull it off. . . .
Posted on February 6, 2012, in Uncategorized and tagged intrepid adventurers, sky shot, snow crystals, snowshoeing, trees against the sky. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
The trees just seem to dwarf Julia in that one shot. What fabulous pics of a part of the country I must visit one day.
Yeah, and that’s with her walking on 5 or 6 feet of snow too. I’m looking forward to getting up there in the summer as well. Miles and miles of unexplored ground to cover!