The End is Nigh…..
18th April 2015
Well maybe not quite - although this the last report /Blog for the season!
Not all gloom & doom. Blue skies to end with lots of folk out and about around Creag Meagaidh;  car park was almost full, with the full gambit of cars & campervans these past couple of days - paragliders, motor bikers, cyclists and even a couple of fishermen in the mix, all enjoying the spring weather on offer in sunny Loch Lagganside…..
Little change in the hill conditions from images on yesterday’s blog – I’ll leave you with the selection below from my stagger up Creag Mhor ridge today.
We hope over the season you have found the Blog useful, informative and even maybe at times entertaining!
Thanks for all the many comments and input.
Have a great summer and bodies willing see you all next season……
Meagaidhadmin et al
Looking into Coire Choille-rais.
Meall Coire Choillie-rais. Old debris runs on face with a few cornice remnants still to come down.
Looking East down Loch Laggan from Creag Mhor Ridge
Car park was busy when I arrived back mid afternoon – with room for all…………
Bikes…..
..other bikes
more leisurely activities….
…..off to the beach for me – this one at Kinloch Laggan on the way home looked pretty good!
and from the ‘Snow Patch Olympics’ – our ‘Ringer’ to end…… Alt Coire Ardair at 400m….Yes! (not easy being a snow geek)
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Grant Duff
18th April 2015 8:01 pm
Hey Meagaidhadmin thanks for a brilliant blog this Winter and the extra effort with all the photos.
meagaidhadmin
18th April 2015 9:07 pm
Thanks Grant,
A picture worth a thousand words – glad you enjoyed our efforts!
Your enthusiasm appreciated.
Have a great summer – we’ll see you next winter……….
Meagaidhadmin
Jon Eden
18th April 2015 10:16 pm
Looks like you won the snow patch olympics guys at 400m! See you next winter for more I hope.
meagaidhadmin
21st April 2015 9:51 am
No ‘steward’s inquiry’ needed but a narrow victory!
Many thanks to all of you out there in internetland who have followed the blog + special thanks to those who contributed comments!
Helen Rennie
18th April 2015 10:32 pm
Totally echo Grant’s comments and would also add your superb explanations. I wonder if the snow patch in Raeburns that survived last year will finally melt this year. Snow patch watching now !
Many thanks and have a great summer !
Helen