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 got first tracks on north wall of Maol centre gully : -)
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 looking back to Cairnwell side from top of Meall Odhar poma early on
|  Coire Fionn being a White Corrie
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 looking up Coire Fionn
|  from the Glas Maol traverse (bit of a hike into the wind)
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 Glas Maol Centre Gully - just awesome. pic doesn't do it justice as my camera was dying
|  about to make some tracks on the wall of Centre Gully
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 old camera RIP (what it made of the view towards Maol from Carn Aosda!). No more pics today : -(
|  edited shot of centre gully comes closer to doing it justice
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:: Snow Cover
Excellent Cover
:: Surface Conditions (out of 5)
5
:: Weather Conditions
Bluebird (or at least the slightly breezy Scottish version!). 40 mph & blowing snow high up with significant wind chill, but didn't detract from a superb day's sport. Visibility & light A1. FL 200m or so first thing. -2 at the end of the day in car park.
:: Snow Conditions & Info
Epic cover. Brilliant job from the Glenshee team with machine packed powder everywhere (very few scoured areas which were easy to avoid in the superb light & viz) and enough uplift running to prevent any queues. Glas Maol's centre gully stole the show for me - machine packed powder football pitch wide & wind-blown fresh to be had beyond the pisted area (esp the wall to skier's right which saw quite a bit of action). Cairnwell side was great too - ski anywhere cover. My best days skiing in Scotland for a long time.
:: Riders
Austin2planks
This report was posted by austin2planks at 22.39hrs on Tue 11th Jan 11
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