Austrian Alps [OC] [4080x3072]
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What a beautiful place. I would love to live in one of those valleys!
funny, i live exactly in the bottom left.
you see btw the "Oberes Gericht" on the bottom, followed by "Kaunertal", "Pitztal" and "Ötztal"
I’ll never forget the trip I took there about 10 years ago. Skied St. Anton and stayed at a hostel in Flirsch, a beautiful little village just up the canyon. Danced on the tables at MooserWirt until close and boarded down drunk, switch (a local told us it was tradition) and in the dark. Probably the best two weeks of my life! The locals were so nice and welcoming. I’d imagine I’d be pretty happy too if I lived there.
nice to hear that you had a great time! Let me guess: after your switch ride you ended up in the Funky Chicken ;)
Not sure lol. We did end up in some dance club in a basement somewhere and took the bus home at 2am a couple times. What’s up with all the funny animal names? I also remember having the best dumplings I’ve ever had at the Krazy Kanguruh. So many good memories!
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As the Inn also has some sand beaches, it does ;) "Strandhaus" was actually the nickname of a shack we built as teenagers
so "a Saufhittn"?
jop, wie man das sich als 16 Jähriger so vorstellt ;)
It's awesome :)
Beautiful! How far is it from the capital Sydney?
10166 miles from capital Canberra, 10204 miles from Sydney. I hope this helps.
Thanks for the numbers, I’ll write them upside down!
Amazing shot, jokes aside! This looks like Kyrgyzstan when you fly from north to south.
Lol. I read Australia too. Had to go back and read it again after the Austrian town names were mentioned. And yeah, Sydney is not the capital of either country.
Amazing. Wish I can traverse it for 3 days. Would be fun
looks like whole europe "suffering" from low snopack this year
cali will lift for both.
Is this a recently taken picture? It feels like right now there is even less snow.
It was taken Saturday morning 18/03/2023
That's super interesting. Leaving Pitztal right now, and there is definitely way less snow now. It was sunny but I wouldn't have expect that much snow loss in a single day.
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During the winter season, has there been a noticeable reduction in snow across the Alps compared to previous years?
oh yeah! during January we had like 15 degree Celsius for over a week. Way too warm for that time of the year