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Major drop in Swiss Avalanche Deaths
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I've posted a summary of a long German press release from the SLF on PisteHors.com which may interest Snowheaders too.

In short there have been 11 deaths to date, down from the long term average of 25. However the Swiss warn of significant remaining snow at altitude and warn alpinisist to take care over the summer.

http://pistehors.com/news/forums/viewthread/149/

for those who don't want to read my summary, here is a summary snowHead :-
The good figures are due to good early season snowfall which formed a stable base and continuing favourable conditions during the main holiday periods. The Swiss also say effective companion rescue helped save lives last winter.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

davidof wrote:
However the Swiss warn of significant remaining snow at altitude and warn alpinisist to take care over the summer.

http://pistehors.com/news/forums/viewthread/149/



I tried to get somewhere yesterday where I know there is a lost snowboard, had to turn back, tons of snow there and halfway through, after thinking what would happen to me if it all slipped, I turned around. Getting wise in my old age Smile And this was only at 2100m facing north.
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