Yesterday was another very mild day, but not so sunny. The snow was very soft, becoming slushy in the afternoon, and so a long lunch on the mountain at the Cave des Creux was called for, with our friends Joan and Keith. This image was taken at our meet point on top of Saulire - and in fact, looking back, my previous two 365 posts were taken standing roughly at the same spot - just with very different viewpoints!
I found a 50 euro note in the snow at the top of the Suisses chairlift. What to do? I asked the couple in front of me. It wasn't theirs. So I handed it to the staff in the hut at the top of the lift. I wonder what will happen to that money? I'll never know, but I do know that I couldn't keep it.
Lovely pop of colours on an otherwise grey day, the mountain still looks fabulous though. You got me very curious about the money now, I am thinking all kinds of thoughts ;-)
It has been that kind of year on the slopes. Great skiing first thing in the morning, then slushy in the afternoon or brittle ice. Long lunch a good plan! I wonder where that money will end up?
You're a good person. And amazing how people are surprised when you do the right thing - like the woman at the chocolate shop when I pointed out she'd rung up on the till the price for a smaller box than I was buying. Sad to think that people don't always do the right thing. This is a great view
Fun to see the distance signs on top of a mountain and the details of the peak in the scene. I was curious about the name of the peak, but never found out how it got its name.
Well, it sounds like you made the best of your day and there's something I really like about all these directionals but I can't quite find the words. Bless you for being so honest with that find- I hope it ends up doing something good wherever it lands.
Do hope that money goes to a 'good cause.' after you handing it in.