Burns Day
25th January 2018
After some new overnight snow which fell down to 200 metres it was a predominately dry day. Ski-ing resumed at GlenCoe Mountain after a few days of respite caused by the strong winds these winds have filled in the Haggis trap a well known feature on the mountain. However, this did not deter the owner of the Ski area from trying to prepare for the supper tonight.
Lets get Haggis!
A lot of wind scoured areas are now firm and icy as the moist snowpack is re-frozen.
View from 1000 metres looking down on to Creag Dhubh at 749 metres
A small slab avalanche cut by a skier this on a North-East aspect at 865 metres
Looking towards the Buachaille Etive Mor and GlenCoe beyond
The three Sister’s of GlenCoe – snow lying in the foreground at 300 metres
Stob Coire nam Beith with An-t-Sron on the right
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