South African Astronomical Observatory- Sutherland.

An early morning wintry scene with the turret of the 74-inch 
telescope vbisible through mist after a snow fall.   Despite
being " sunny South Africa ",   snow can occur at Sutherland
several  times a year  and it is not  only  confined  to the
winter months. One thing about a snow fall is that it always
seems to clear  that night  and then  its very cold and some
astronomers  really  feel  the  cold in their unheated domes 
where  the  temperature  can  drop to as low as -10 deg C or
less.

Scanned from  a  color photograph  taken by  Robin Catchpole
using a black/white  scanner and artificially colored by GR.