[url=https://flic.kr/p/Aa5jdb]Glen Ample[/url] by maddyutah, on Flickr

Cloud inversion photo from last month going into Glen Ample

Lets see yours

Lake District – view from Seathwaite Fell in the morning after taking my wife on her first (and only) wild camping trip

I managed to get a couple back at the beginning of October:

More here: http://www.pinkbike.com/news/the-early-bird-catches-the-worm-2015.html

me and Rob from backcountrybiking, on Burma Rd descent a few weeks back (sanny took the pic 🙂 )

and another

[url=https://flic.kr/p/Bbatw1]Cloud inversion from Red Screes[/url] by nixie_me, on Flickr

Nice shots by sanny there Iain.

^^^ 🙂 aye, he had a load, those were a few of the better ones from the day !

Left Aviemore 0730 thick fog and icy, back down around 1030, thick fog and icy. Lovely up the hill though 🙂

Hope Valley on Boxing Day a couple of years ago:

[url=https://flic.kr/p/nRFaRj]Peaks[/url] by Sam Dexter, on Flickr

Some piccies from a bike and bivvy a couple of months ago in the Dales.

This is going back a bit (November 2000 I think), but it’s looking across to the Bridge of Orchy hills from Stob a Choir Odhair.

And from my garden…

This is from a few years back. I woke up and opened the curtains to this, one morning. I fell down a flight of stone steps, in proper Tom and Jerry fashion, in my rush to get up to the top of the hill with my camera before it disappeared.

This might make a good subject for an illustration

The steeple is the church where my mates got married later that day. Which was nice.

[/url]329978_10150760094794966_859774450_o by jonjones262, on Flickr[/img]

Top of Snowdon on Xmas Eve about 2006. I stopped and a lady asked if she could take my pic. Amazingly she remembered my email address and sent it on to me

A couple from Garburn Pass earlier this year
[url=https://flic.kr/p/AzBHyj]FB_IMG_1447851192466[/url] by Jeevester, on Flickr
[url=https://flic.kr/p/AzBJPL]FB_IMG_1447851202078[/url] by Jeevester, on Flickr

Les Arcs lift, July 2012

Not MTB related, and not very good quality, but I think it qualifies…

Cloud chamber

Whinlatter North earlier this year, the A66 and Bassenthwaite are under there somewhere-

[url=https://flic.kr/p/bpjFpN]2012-03-11 14.51.07[/url] by Dave Lowe, on Flickr
[url=https://flic.kr/p/bpjJ2L]2012-03-11 14.28.05[/url] by Dave Lowe, on Flickr

And a Brocken Spectre…
[url=https://flic.kr/p/bpjQL9]2012-03-11 13.33.42[/url] by Dave Lowe, on Flickr

Jacob’s Ladder. About this time last year.

Taiwan –
[url=https://flic.kr/p/ihfjcC]DSCN6995[/url] by james*o, on Flickr

Crib Goch at dawn after a night scramble up the east ridge –
[url=https://flic.kr/p/ihfzLa]Horseshoe 1stfeb2ndcard006[/url] by james*o, on Flickr

Glyders in winter –
[url=https://flic.kr/p/ihfopy]Halo from Glyders dec 06[/url] by james*o, on Flickr

Ecrins, France –
[url=https://flic.kr/p/ih7sg8]Alps 2008 082[/url] by james*o, on Flickr

Great thread. Rarely anywhere more peaceful than a mountain top with clouds below.

This might make a good subject for an illustration

– wonderful pic.

On top of Great Dunn Fell (the highest accessible tarmacked road in the UK apparently) with the Lake District mountains in the distance. Horrible weather for most of the ride until we got halfway up.

[claim to fame]This was on Granada Weather![/claim to fame].

[/url]Freezing fog over runcorn by tryingtimes, on Flickr[/img]

Runcorn Power Station as seen from the top of Goyt Valley with bonus plane. I think the plane is from Manchester Airport.

Not my photos but that’s me in the first one, top of Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh, taken by a random chap with a camera called Rory Cooper who I accosted at the time. Just a grey foggy day in town but spectacular up the hill, the fog was flowing like a river past us.

Taken while in Verbier this summer

[video]http://vimeo.com/134928257[/video]

Win Hill in The Peaks about 6 or so weeks ago (&my bike!):

Not the best photo but experienced a mind-blowing autumnal equinox up the Pentlands in September

The first sun rays of autumn chasing the last night of summer… And a beautiful inversion hanging around the Kips.

Ben Vorlich a couple of years ago;

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[/url]016 by pat5barnes, on Flickr[/img]

@twang if you just paste everything from img to /img inc [ ] you don’t need to use the img button and you won’t get all the other stuff

Cheers jambalaya, tried and failed however. 😳

Why cant I post from google pics anymore?? grrr

Cairngorms last winter (looking West over the Monadhliath)
[url=https://flic.kr/p/r6ofk5]P1010798[/url] by Colin Cadden, on Flickr

And a couple from a bivvy in the Pentlands
[url=https://flic.kr/p/fCn37r]Untitled[/url] by Colin Cadden, on Flickr
[url=https://flic.kr/p/fCpdE9]Sunrise over Caerketton[/url] by Colin Cadden, on Flickr

Les Arcs Winter
[url=https://flic.kr/p/r3adw9]Last of the Day[/url] by Mark Berry, on Flickr

Took these from Thornthwaite beacon, about 6 weeks ago.
In the bottom photo, Kentmere is down on the left and Troutbeck is down on the right, and Windermere is straight ahead.

Some great shots here. 😀 . My favourite (photographic) subject. A few oldies:

British Camp and Colwall (the inversion looks like an ocean on the horizon)

Lugg Valley, Presteigne, Powys

Poolbrook Common and Clee Hill, Worcs.

Eastnor and May Hill, Glos.

Down to the saltless sea…

Me on Snowdon.

[url=https://flic.kr/p/Ahy1b2]375524_289476244406478_145973388_n[/url] by Doubledunter, on Flickr

Tweed Valley