Good time for photography here in Powys - if you make it here. The snow wasn't forecast.
Mark
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Snow in Mid-Wales
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On 14 Jan 2004 05:08:32 -0800, [email hidden] (mark henries)
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Good time for photography here in Powys - if you make it here. The snow wasn't forecast.
Mark
Hi Mark
What about the Rhayader area - do you know how thick it is there?
Pat
Pat Bennett From Cheshire in the U.K. [email hidden] www.cheshirewildlife.co.uk
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What about the Rhayader area - do you know how thick it is there?Pat
Bit of info here Pat, Rhyader seems to be in the centre of it at the moment with more forecast.
news.bbc.co.uk3395675.stmOpen ↗Gwyn
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(mark henries) said:
Good time for photography here in Powys - if you make it here. The snow wasn't forecast.
Mark
Hi Mark
What about the Rhayader area - do you know how thick it is there?
I live in Rhayader - was heavyish and nearly didn't get into work. It is thawing now but the hills
are still white with snow.Mark
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