Getting a bit thin!
2nd April 2017
The recent wet weather has severely depleted the snowpack and unleashed widespread rockfall on steeper craggy ground.
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An arc of ‘dirty’ snow to the right of the main North face of Clach Leathad suggests quite a hefty rockfall.
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The dark bulk of Stob Dearg (beyond Stob a Ghlais Coire) showing remarkably little snow on its North-Easterly aspect.
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The beautiful parabolic silhouette of the Lairig Gartain looking South-West towards Glen Etive, with little snow left on Stob Coire Altruim on its South-East side.
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