Cloudless in the Fannichs

17th March 2016

The glorious settled conditions continue. Perfect walking conditions with a lovely cooling North-West breeze. The patchy snowpack very quickly softened in the sun and rising temperatures, but remained firmer in the shade.

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The northern Fannich mountains. Most snow remains on North through East to South aspects and is very patchy elsewhere.

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An Teallach – the view into the northern coires from North Top, Beinn Liath Mor Fannaich.

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The southerly aspects of the Beinn Dearg mountains from same location.

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No significant cornices remain, but obvious snow creep cracking noted on some old cornice lines, softening in the sun.

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Looking North-West to Ullapool and Loch Broom. No snow left on the lower hills of (left to right) Ben Mor Coigach, Stac Pollaidh, Cul Beag and Cul Mor. Inversion haze/’smog’ evident in the glens.

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