Yes, it is cold with -12C on the peaks, but fortunately there is low humidity and little wind. In any case, it’s a bit cold to write a log without gloves on my
cellphone. Very good radio conditions, fantastic weather and views both on LA/HM-144
PS! I was glad to wear a double set of woolen socks, for I crossed a stream and walked on ice which I thought was solid,—it was not! Stepping in a stream and getting soaked to the shins before the first activation in -12C could have been a challenge if I hadn’t had two layers of wool to keep warm.
Great pictures, Knut, that make me feel cold just looking at them! Was great to work you last week on LA/HM-144 with a strong 5/9 into north-east Scotland. Excellent. 73. Mike
Thanks very much for the photos - I really appreciate seeing the location of other activations.
Unfortunately although I tried really hard I couldn’t get a S2S with you when on High Rigg G/LD-044 - however at least I did catch LA9XGA/P who was out around the same time.
Maybe next time… and please do keep posting photos!!!
Many thanks for the attempt. I would have greatly appreciated a S2S with you from when you were at G/LD-044, High Rigg Nov 19, but unfortunately I did not hear you from LA/HM-151. I look forward to a S2S with you when conditions permit
I am certainly incompetent to say so, but I think the same as you
We have a large area in Norway with very varied nature, and very different degrees of difficulty on the SOTA peaks. There is also a very large number of tops to choose from, thanks to the Association Manager and his helpers.
Thank you very much. It was with a completely normal iPhone, no filters, - but still, the pictures will never do justice to how great it actually was on these two peaks
