Latest winter climbing conditions
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or information. Climbers are welcome to let me know what they
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- The Scottish Avalanche Information Service
- Mountain Weather Conditions
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- Snow Forecast - Scotland Next 3 Days
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- Fort William Live Weather Station
- Aonach Mor Weather (Updates Hourly)
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- Pre 2007 Conditions Archive
- Pre 2007 Mountain Diary
Windy and Wet
Thursday, February 15, 2007
Might be a bit late Alan but the pics are quite good.
Had a good day on Monday on Aonach Mor. Climbed Right Twin, hard snow covered with thin powder and where it had formed excellent ice. The crag was busy and conditions generally good except for a large build up of powder along the base of the crags. The cornices have shrunk back and seemed stable but it goes without saying that caution is still required. Nick Bryan took the two pics I have sent you the first looking down the first narrow cooridor of Right Twin the second showing an unfortunate soul, me, requiring crevasse rescue on the way home.
Ross Nicol, Dundee
posted by Westcoast Mountainguides @ 12:05 PM
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