Last night we had a brief period of wet snow in some areas, the kind that sticks and freezes thick on the windshield, but didn't leave too much of a trace in the valley. This kind of snowfall usually makes some spectacular views of the mountains the next day because it tends to stick on the them as well. That was the case today with virtually all the peaks. The photo today is of Salloomt Peak at 1873 m (6145'). It has several Comshells (Communications Shells) on it, one on the top and one down on the left. The one on the left is how part of the Bella Coola Valley gets its internet service through a series of valley bottom and mountain top repeater sites operated by the
Central Coast Communications Society.
Grizzly
For shear beauty it's hard to beat fresh snow on a mountain. Nice one!
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