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- The Ben Nevis range of mountains in Scotland.
The high hills and mountains of the UK get much more snow than the rest of the country although we don’t have any permanent snow.
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- Whernside (North Yorkshire) is one of the hills in the Pennines, the “backbone” of England.
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- There is still snow on the mountains in Scotland in March. This is Loch Eil.
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- Rainbow in front of Ben Nevis, Scotland, in March.
CROSSING CULTURES, FINDING FREEDOM 
No permanent snow in the UK. There used to be but climate change is, of course, having an effect. There is a guy who monitors the almost permanent patch in the Garbh Corrie of Braeriach in the Cairngorms which is just above the Lairig Ghru. It did disappear in 2017 and 2018 but was back in 20i9.
The forecast for this coming weekend is that there will be snow on the mountains. And it’s only early October. So there may be hope that the famous patch will be there again this winter. Meanwhile here is a picture of the view we get of the Tweed, Manor Bridge and the hills beyond which is about 15mins walk from the house. Just lots of rain here yesterday and today.
Helen
On Tue, 13 Oct 2020 at 17:18, CROSSING CULTURES, FINDING FREEDOM wrote:
> Margaret posted: ” The high hills and mountains of the UK get much more > snow than the rest of the country although we don’t have any permanent > snow. ” >
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I’ve seen something on TV about that patch of snow being monitored – a huge commitment!
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