Sunny Days.

6th February 2015

It was a fine and sunny day in Glen Coe today. There was no distinct foreign level. In shady locations the temperature remained below freezing at all levels, while on Southerly aspect the temperature rose above freezing, and the snow began to soften. Overall the snowpack is quite variable, I came across hard neve, breakable crust, windslab and softening spring snow on Beinn Fhada today.

The video above shows the panorama from Beinn Fhada.

The snow was quite variable. Softening in the heat of the sun, as shown by my bum slide track.

The snow was quite variable. On this Southerly aspects it was softening in the heat of the sun, which did allow for quite fine bum-slide descent.

Stob Coire and Lochan. Ice forming on the Mom Rai face.

Stob Coire and Lochan. Ice forming on the Mome Raths face.

Bieden nam Bian and the head of the lost valley.

Bidean nam Bian and the head of the lost valley.

The Achintore Face, all too often streaked in water, streaked in ice today.

The Achintore Face, all too often streaked in water, streaked in ice today.

 

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