There has been snow in the San Gabriel mountains for the past couple of days. This was taken this morning from my apartment window, I think it's Mount Baldy but like I mentioned before, I could be wrong.
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The top of this mountain has a climate similar to our front yard in Buckingham! The view might be better on the mountain tough... Snow is still there as we speak. There was almost nothing in Ottawa and it melted today.
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