Images of Canberra – Late snow on the Brindies

By johnboy 16 October 2010 2

snow on the brindabella mountains

Dylan has sent in this picture of snow dusting the Brindabella Mountains this morning following the weird wild weather we’ve been having.

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GardeningGirl 1:33 pm 17 Oct 10

Beautiful photo. Love the contrast between the blue sky above and the swirling snow in the mountains.

toriness 4:50 pm 16 Oct 10

the media reports there was snow a lot closer than that to canberra today!

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