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| Snowgum blanketed in snow, Charlotte Pass, Kosciuszko National Park |
A few weeks ago, I was lucky enough to be strolling through the mountains as a huge storm slowly crowded out the bright blue summer sky. There was the smell of electricity in the air and the sound of thunder rattling through the peaks rustling up the thick blanket of grass which carpeted the hills.
What a difference a few weeks in the mountains makes! Autumn has arrived with a shiver and as the leaves are blazing red, orange and yellow in town, the fashionable colour in higher altitudes this week is definitely white.
I had a facial that money can't buy courtesy of the mountain winds blowing sleet into my face (strangely invigorating!) and haven't felt so alive in a long time. The snow gums were doing their best to brighten the view and certainly didn't disappoint in their fluffy blankets of fresh snow.
What an amazing reminder of how beautiful this little corner of the world I call home is!
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| Snowy outlook from Charlotte Pass toward the Snowy River |
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| Snow clinging to boulder, Kosciuszko National Park |
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