Two dog and snow related pics
Mark Dryden's Tummel View Pic
Euan's Red Sky With Tree
Fester's White Ford
Craig's Snow Covered MINI
Sheilz's Snow Covered MINI
Sheilz's Night-time Falling Snow Scene
The Dogfather's Collie In Falling Snow
S-a-l-t-i-r-e's B & W House In The Valley
S-a-l-t-i-r-e's Colour House In The Country
Bazthemod's Snow Covered MINI
Monkimagic's Mull Pic 1
Monkimagic's Mull Pic 2 - with Birds
AndyP's Red Sky In Morning With Hills
Smitty's Skiing Pic
Maxxed Ross's R/C Blizzard
RPN's Pond with trees PIC1
RPN's Trees with pond PIC2
Two dog and snow related pics
Last edited by The Dogfather; 30th November 2008 at 10:55 PM.
A couple of shots in the snow...
Jezzzus Craig, did you leave your fridge freezer door open all night to achieve that?? Impressive depthOriginally Posted by Craig
My pic is not very good quality, but it is defo Winter AND MINI based..
LOL - most snow I have seen in our street EVER!Jezzzus Craig, did you leave your fridge freezer door open all night to achieve that?? Impressive depth
only problem was it was gone 24 hours later...
Brrrrrrrrrrrr
From Factory JCW to Audi TT Quattro - Might be back one day!
During a wee bike trip to Mull, Dec 07
Last edited by monkimagic; 27th November 2008 at 09:10 PM.
SO FAR, SO GOOD, SO WHAT ??
And one from me.
Took this very early in the morning early November 2006. To be honest if you look carefully and you're on a bright monitor you can just see the tops of the houses opposite our house. But you do have to squint.
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R60 Light White / Red Countryman All 4 John Cooper Works Auto
R57 Chili Red Convertible John Cooper Works Auto
'SQUINT' , I've near gone blind!!!And one from me.
if you look carefully you can just see the tops of the houses opposite our house. But you do have to squint.
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R50 Cooper ..... Mini Plant Oxford
19 years of MINIfascination
Not the best of quality pics, as it's taken with a compact digital camera rather than an SLR, but none the less, very dramatic:
This was taken on the slopes in Tignes and isn't a camera reflection trick - that's how it was seen with the human eye. Bit of a rarity, but it's to do with the snow crystals in the air and the angle of reflection.
Beautiful to see
My wee R/C Blizzard out in the snow a few years back
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