This shows Crawford Notch, one of the passes through the White Mountains. Below, you can see the road through the pass and to its right are the train tracks. All the wind near the road was due to the wind following the path of least resistance. It’s easier to through the notch than to go over the mountains. You get the same effect in cities with many skyscrapers channeling the wind along the streets.
This was our reward for driving over two hours to get here, walking to the trail-head in snow and wind and then climbing to the top. The weather at the summit was beautiful. There was no wind to speak of and some people were having a picnic.
Oh my God..that is legendary…great image Chris ..
Cheers !!
Thank you Sohair. It is a beautiful spot to see through the mountains like this. Cheers
Please ..i want the colored same image…i expect it is unique also..
I can do that later today. It is in the computer. I’ll post it in a few hours. Okay?
Thanks a lot Chris..so kind of u..cheers..:-)
Amazing landscape!
Thank you so much. Cheers
The sight is remarkable! Do post one in color too please. Thanks
Thanks Garfield. I’ll post a color image a bit later when I’m back home. Cheers
Looking forward to it. Have a great day out..happy Sunday😊
great capture. in a dream state, this is the kind of land I “fly” across. Like a jolly giant, I can step through the valleys and over the hills, in strides.. I’ll look forward to the coloured capture as well.
Thank you for such fine words to go with this image. Cheers
Amazing view this is!
Thank you so much, Cheers!
What an amazing and stunning picture, Chris! I can so imagine it hanging in an art gallery and being sold for a price I could never afford! Very well done!
Thank you, Sarah. This may go into the fall art show. Cheers
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That’s quite a view!
View worth of longer drive and bad weather conditions on the trail. Amazing!
Thank you so much. Cheers!