Difficult Mountain Conditions

26th December 2020

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(Above) Heavy rain all day below 800 metres resulting in some fast flowing hillside watercourses – and paths!

(Above) Lower slopes leading to Sron a Ghoire’s NE Gullies. No snow below 800 metres.

(Above) A soggy pit site today (Fantastic gear testing conditions all the same!)

(Above) The ‘Apprentice’ – happy at his work (happier than others were today at any rate!)

Comments on this post

  • Stan Wygladala
    26th December 2020 5:59 pm

    Great to see the ‘Apprentice’ in fine fettle.
    Great, but testing,
    conditions coming up.

    • meagaidhadmin
      27th December 2020 7:04 pm

      Thanks for that Stan,
      …and I think we have solved our photo upload issue at last – something to do with an ‘apple’ I’m led to believe!
      Thanks again for the heads up.

  • Colin
    26th December 2020 7:04 pm

    Thanks for keeping the forecasts, blog and pictures going under these conditions, really valuable work. Hope you and the apprentice have thawed/dried out.

    • meagaidhadmin
      27th December 2020 7:06 pm

      Thanks Colin,

      Yes, the ‘Apprentice’ doesn’t seem to mind the wet – unlike the ‘Master’!!

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