All this and sunshine too ….
3rd March 2020
(Above) Sron a Ghoire. Snow cover from around 300m / good from 400m
The little ‘nick’ on the open slope, above the first shoulder of Sron a Ghoire was the venue for today.
 (Above) The ‘nick’ or re-entrant – up close and personal. The feature responsible for much of the water catchment leading to what we refer to as the NE Gullies on Sron a Ghoire. All useful ‘sampling sites above 800m for our daily information gathering sorties.
(Above)Â Post ‘sampling’ – we work for our turns at Meagaidh, so nice to be able to enjoy them when they come 🙂
(Above) All this and sunshine too – the ride back from the Bealach, with Loch Laggan and the hills beyond towards Glenfeshie and the Cairngorms as backdrop. What’s not to like….
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Iain Cameron
3rd March 2020 6:25 pm
Great report again, guys, and superb pictures. Planning to ski up Chno Dearg tomorrow from Fersit. Hoping not to have to boot-pack too much! Any idea of the cover round there? Thanks again.
meagaidhadmin
3rd March 2020 9:26 pm
Hi Iain,
Beinn a Chaoirainn the closest I’ve been to there of late (about 10K as the crown flies)
I would think condition fairly similar – so I would expect to have to hoof it to around the 350 /400m contour.
Suspect the snow will be a bit on the cruddy side come the downhill- after the 500m mark
Hope you have a good day out with it all – good effort 🙂
Thanks for your comments