White Christmas for Donegal ?

irlpic · 18-12-2009 4:42pm

Yip, trying to snow here too in Ballybofey:p

Fracture · 18-12-2009 4:57pm

snowing heavily in buncrana atm

Senna · 18-12-2009 6:48pm

Ground was getting fairly white in Drumkeen when i left at 4pm. Not snowing in Letterkenny at the moment, but i'm going outside to do a dance to the snow gods right now:D

Durnish · 20-12-2009 8:54am

I want to see the pics!

irish1967 · 20-12-2009 9:41am

Brrrrr... Went for a walk.. heres a few pics for you Durnish

Donegal Town Bypass looking towards Millpark Hotel

Bypass looking towards Lidl Roundabout

A back road near Donegal Town

Cul a cnoic · 20-12-2009 7:17pm

Graces7 · 21-12-2009 12:51am

if i could find the cable for the digital camera, could upload mine. Went awol on the recent move.. maddening.

Senna · 21-12-2009 2:04am

Graces7 wrote: »

if i could find the cable for the digital camera, could upload mine. Went awol on the recent move.. maddening.

Fairly often camera cables are standard size connection, just take the camera into a computer shop/Currys/PC world and you should get a cable for cheap.

p.s. the one for my camera is the same type for my phone and my broadband, so you might have the same cable lying somewhere in your house.

Durnish · 21-12-2009 10:47am

or take the card out, if your pc/laptop has a built in reader. Actually, card readers themselves are only a couple of quid/euro. Good luck.

Durnish · 21-12-2009 10:48am

From forecasts, it looked like the northwest tip, Bloody Foreland, was going to get worst/best snow.

Deer Hunter DL · 22-12-2009 11:32pm

well when i posted this thred back in november i really didn't think we'd get a white one but now its looking like donegal is going to be white for christmas day

Harps · 23-12-2009 12:05am

Undoubtedly going to be white at this stage, technically it actually has to snow on the day though doesnt it?

gooch2k9 · 23-12-2009 12:14am

donegalman1 wrote: »

Snow at any other time than xmas day is a real pain in the ass, especially when you live near those roads they all gang up along and pelt your car.

Other than than wish for no snow whatsoever and couln't care less about white xmas

slam on the brakes and jump out...watch them scarper donegalman1

Cul a cnoic · 24-12-2009 4:15am

22/12/09 @9am - View of Errigal from beside An Chuirt Hotel Gweedore

Durnish · 24-12-2009 7:42am

love the wee lorry.

Graces7 · 24-12-2009 11:00am

Thanks... the question rapidly became academic as we have been snowed/iced in up here all week :rolleyes:

The road down to Town is 3 miles of downhill ice and the wee car just would not manage it.

And no; nothing else fits it and no card.

A USB at one end and a wee thing at the other..

Like the one for the mobile phone charger.

Kodak Easy Share C530

A gift from the US.

Ah well; the photos will still be there when we finally thaw out.

Senna wrote: »

Fairly often camera cables are standard size connection, just take the camera into a computer shop/Currys/PC world and you should get a cable for cheap.

p.s. the one for my camera is the same type for my phone and my broadband, so you might have the same cable lying somewhere in your house.

shiibata · 24-12-2009 12:05pm

How do you put the pictures up? Only know how to do it via attachment:(

smashey · 24-12-2009 2:13pm

shiibata wrote: »

How do you put the pictures up? Only know how to do it via attachment:(

You need to post them on a hosting site like imageshack and then just hotlink.

babaloushka · 24-12-2009 2:50pm

Graces7 wrote: »

Thanks... the question rapidly became academic as we have been snowed/iced in up here all week :rolleyes:

The road down to Town is 3 miles of downhill ice and the wee car just would not manage it.

And no; nothing else fits it and no card.

A USB at one end and a wee thing at the other..

Like the one for the mobile phone charger.

Kodak Easy Share C530

A gift from the US.

Ah well; the photos will still be there when we finally thaw out.

Your cable on Ebay - lost my own (different camera) and got a replacement much quicker than I could search through everything to find it

Glenman · 25-12-2009 4:03pm

Yes, definately a White Christmas in Donegal. Here are some photos I took today at Loch Ea near Edeninfagh in the Glen of Glenties. Loch Ea is frozen over and you can walk on parts of it as you can see!

Cul a cnoic · 25-12-2009 4:11pm

Glenman wrote: »

Yes, definately a White Christmas in Donegal. Here are some photos I took today at Loch Ea near Edeninfagh in the Glen of Glenties. Loch Ea is frozen over and you can walk on parts of it as you can see!

Your photographer must have went to the same photo school as my wife, most photos are decapitated:D:D