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snow update for u.r.w winter skills meet

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  1. Those of you headed up in the near future to hone your winter
    skills will be happy to hear that the Ben Lawers group has just
    received a pretty good covering of snow!
    Roos and I were out getting a tick today, and were up to our shins
    reasonably regularly. It can all go in a day, of course, but with
    any luck that'll be a good base for your course (we passed through
    Weem on our way, since we were at the nearest group of hills).

    Sun was shining too, very bonny day. If you're all /really/ lucky
    you'll get one of those too...

    Pete.
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  2. Peter Clinch said:

    Those of you headed up in the near future to hone your winter
    skills will be happy to hear that the Ben Lawers group has just
    received a pretty good covering of snow!

    Hurrah!

    Quoted message said:

    Roos and I were out getting a tick today, and were up to our shins
    reasonably regularly. It can all go in a day, of course, but with
    any luck that'll be a good base for your course (we passed through
    Weem on our way, since we were at the nearest group of hills).

    That's good news. I've been on some weather websites today trying to
    find out what's happening. I got the impression that it was cold-ish
    but snow-less.

    Quoted message said:


    Sun was shining too, very bonny day. If you're all /really/ lucky
    you'll get one of those too...

    Ah, deep snow and pleasant sunshine....... we can hope, I suppose!

    Thanks for the update Pete.

    Judith

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    Quoted message said:

    Those of you headed up in the near future to hone your winter
    skills will be happy to hear that the Ben Lawers group has just
    received a pretty good covering of snow!
    Roos and I were out getting a tick today, and were up to our shins
    reasonably regularly. It can all go in a day, of course, but with
    any luck that'll be a good base for your course (we passed through
    Weem on our way, since we were at the nearest group of hills).

    Pete, thanks for the update. It had been starting to concern me!
    Fingers crossed that it holds and we get some more.

    Quoted message said:

    Sun was shining too, very bonny day. If you're all /really/ lucky
    you'll get one of those too...

    fingers crossed again ...

    --
    Darren
    mail to darren not ng

  4. Peter Clinch said:

    Those of you headed up in the near future to hone your winter
    skills will be happy to hear that the Ben Lawers group has just
    received a pretty good covering of snow!
    Roos and I were out getting a tick today, and were up to our shins
    reasonably regularly. It can all go in a day, of course, but with
    any luck that'll be a good base for your course (we passed through
    Weem on our way, since we were at the nearest group of hills).

    Sun was shining too, very bonny day. If you're all /really/ lucky
    you'll get one of those too...

    Really strange.. There was hardly any precipitation in the west..
    Ardgour got hardly any snow, but Nether Lochaber was plastered.

    Plenty in the Glen Lyon Area, looked great from Rannoch Moor, but
    around Loch Earn very little. A dry night I suppose....

    Only had time for a quick visit to Ardsheal Hill in Appin today, very
    enjoyable and a great viewpoint. Worth getting my brain cooked by the
    mobile mast on the way up. A real headache from that one....

    Richard Webb

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