Arriving there with my friend, it soon started to rain and continued on and off for most of our visit. In actual fact that was a good thing as the rain gave the icy snow a beautiful glossy sheen, which was absolutely stunning.
As you stepped on the snow and ice it was as if you were walking on some kind of massive, white, Crème brûlée, breaking through the crust to the ground below.
Wandering along we chanced upon a huge area of tree stumps (site management apparently) that were enveloped by snow and ice, making them look a bit like wartime trenches. I named this area of Morden Bog ‘The Ice Forest’, as even though it doesn’t have proper trees any more the stumps were like a mini forest.
We spent a couple of hours wandering around the rest of Morden Bog in the snow and ice before the rain really set in, and then the glassy landscape began to disappear.