greeny
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About two weeks ago it started snowing - and it hasn't really stopped since then. It takes little by now to top the record amount of 1970.
OK, part of the USA had Nemo, but even Nemo didn't bring the amounts of snow we have this season.
While in the valley the fallen snow (total nearly 4 meter /12 ft) keeps getting compressed and partly melts, in the surrounding mountains it heaps now up 5 meters (> 15 ft) and more.
Picture 2 and 3: Even the alpine choughs hate it.
They have their nests high up (up to 10'000 ft) in the mountains, but in winter, they like to visit the valley during the days.
Picture 4: OK, snow does not look too bad when there is a glimps of sun. The picture shows the ruins of a medieval castle.
Picture 5: We want to take these out and into the air ..
OK, part of the USA had Nemo, but even Nemo didn't bring the amounts of snow we have this season.
While in the valley the fallen snow (total nearly 4 meter /12 ft) keeps getting compressed and partly melts, in the surrounding mountains it heaps now up 5 meters (> 15 ft) and more.
Picture 2 and 3: Even the alpine choughs hate it.
They have their nests high up (up to 10'000 ft) in the mountains, but in winter, they like to visit the valley during the days.
Picture 4: OK, snow does not look too bad when there is a glimps of sun. The picture shows the ruins of a medieval castle.
Picture 5: We want to take these out and into the air ..
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