On an early September day a few years ago we were travelling on the road in the French Alps. We were en route to the 11.611 km (7.215 mile) tunnel that separates France’s Haute-Savoie region from the Aosta Valley of Northern Italy. A rare view appeared, through the temporary break in the cloud cover. The snow covered tip of Mount Blanc, the highest mountain in Europe the Alps [see comments below], peeked out of the clouds. A temporary view, too, as shortly thereafter we were travelling directly under and through the peak.
Temporary: The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge
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A nice photo and at a good moment ….. but Mt Blanc is not the highest peak in Europe! It’s …… ?
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Should have said Alps. Two peaks in the Russian Caucasus are higher – Mount Elbrus and Shkhara. Almost into Asia by this point.
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Haha, well done, it’s an old mountaineers trick question or one in quizzes very often. Elberus is therefore naturally one of The Seven Summits too …
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Great sight!
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It was serendipitous – in a moving car with an iPad. Not the best of conditions, but it was just there!
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😊
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