Breakable Crust
10th February 2019
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(Above) First glimpses of the Eastern end and the Meagaidh area looking good with fresh overnight snow on the upper slopes of Coire Dubh (rt) and Coire nan Gall.
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(Above) Coire nan Gall. Some debris from overnight cornice triggered activity on NE and Easterly aspects
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(Above) Plenty of blue skies today on the walk into Coire a Chriochairein – only detracted from by the presence of a widespread breakable crust once away from main path.
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(Above) Again - avalanche debris from overnight cornice triggered events on a NE aspect, from around 900m
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