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Israel is a little luckier than Scotland - both are late to begin their ski seasons this winter - but there is snow on the mountains in both countries now, with lifts starting up.
Mount Hermon is claiming 40cm on lower slopes - this report from
The Jerusalem Post
- and Scotland is offering skiing at three out of five ski areas - Nevis Range, Cairngorm and Glenshee - though it's pretty limited so far. Check
www.ski-scotland.com
...
Don't go to Mount Hermon if you like eating haggis.
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Update 12 noon Thursday: Glencoe are planning to open for the first time this season (and under their new management) on Friday or Saturday, depending on the wind situation. Details on their website (click 'Snow Report'):
http://www.glencoemountain.com
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Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Giving Cairngorm another try early Feb, been a couple of years since my last visit.
Either some skiing or a glass of beer in teh Cairngorm Hotel, either way cant be bad.
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All five Scottish ski areas are planning to run lifts this weekend, for the first time this winter.
www.ski-scotland.com
has details, except that Glencoe - for some reason - hadn't updated its input at the time of posting this (though their own site -
www.glencoemountain.com
- has planned lift operations for Saturday)
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
... and on Mount Hermon a big
blizzard
has hit the ski area, sufficient to close the mountain. Early morning skiers on Saturday found themselves trapped by the storm, until it subsided. This report from
The Jerusalem Post.
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