Breaking through (not)
19th January 2019
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(Above) The Meagaidh range in the distance – bright and crisp this morning, as I headed to its Western edge and Beinn a Chaorainn.
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(Above) The East facing bowls of Beinn a Chaorainn. My destination for the day – the central gully, at around cloud level! Yesterday’s venture to the Eastern end of the Meagaidh range had not found any significant accumulations – my thoughts were this collecting bowl on Beinn a Chaorainn would perhaps be more fruitful………..
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(Above) Found some ice in the bowl’s upper reaches – any snow however was lying mostly just on bare ground at 850m.
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(Above) Creag Meagaidh’s broad Western col of Bealach a Bharnish sitting at about 800m – showing the blue clear skies above & beyond.
(Above) …there was little for the camera to work with I’m afraid
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(Above) ….until that is on the way home (of course!) The Glenfeshie hills looked to have been out of any cloud and clear for the day -typical! East was best….
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