Biggest snowfall in living memory just happened in the Sahara.
Recently there was snow in Spain, but this so much better
The Sahara you normally image rolling sand dunes, sand as far as the eye can see. Well over the weekend there was waist deep snow (yep we struggle to get any decent snow in the UK, but yet the desert gets waist deep snow).
It happened in Aïn Séfra in Naâma Province, Algeria, which is known as ‘The Gateway to the Desert’. The images which were captured are just mind blowing. Sekkouri Kamel was nearby and grabbed his camera so the world could see what he was seeing.
Credit: Copyright Geoff Robinson
Credit: Copyright Geoff Robinson
Credit: Copyright Geoff Robinson
Credit: Copyright Geoff Robinson
Credit: Copyright Geoff Robinson
Credit: Copyright Geoff Robinson
Ok, let’s be honest, if I see snow the first thing I grab is the sledge and so did the locals. Normally they would use these down the sand dunes. Ok, you want more images, we have some more for you.
Credit: Copyright Geoff Robinson 
Credit: Copyright Geoff Robinson 
Credit: Copyright Geoff Robinson
Credit: Copyright Geoff Robinson
Credit: Copyright Geoff Robinson
Wow, what amazing photos have been captured. Let’s hope we get some snow in the UK this winter.
