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Ben Ledi 2018/2019 snow conditions
 Poster: A snowHead
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First significant cold spell and snowfall on Ben Ledi 2018/2019 season. About 10cm at bottem, and 25cm at top with drifts up to 1.5m. Powdery soft conditions, with little base. Some limited skiing possible at the very top, but at the moment I will refrain as more snow and cold conditions are expected.

Wind was low today, and the sun was out most of the time. It was a whiteout at the top, so no pictures from the top today.



The path is not too icy, but near the top you might find yourself waist deep in snow in places.



The view of Loch Lubnaig climbing down from the peak. Nice conditions, should improve with the forecast of more snow.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person


It was a cold start to the climb up Ben Ledi today. Snow has melted since last post, and more snow has arrived. There is still a lack of a crusty icy base to ski on, and the snow is soft and powdery. However, it is shallow and many hazards are not covered. I did some skiing, but very carefully. I practiced my 180 turns from a standing stop, and did them successfully (I must be more flexible than before as I found this a problem before)


Due to limited skiing, I had a long lunch and did some sunbathing


The view of Glen Finglas Reservior from backside of Ben Ledi, some ice on the lochs.
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