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blimey, they're lucky! two skiers survive another scottish avalanche.

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just read this on the bbc. hope they heal quickly. seems they have awesome skills.
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some skills, incredible luck and surely poor judgement (assuming they were off piste). Given recent weather you'd imagine most aspects and even some lower angled stuff is bit dicey and best left for a few days...
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Well I've taken a video of that area from the etive glades and it is steep. Editted my speculative section. Seem the blokes new what they were doing.

cheers
bob


Last edited by Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see? on Sat 27-02-10 20:47; edited 1 time in total
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We don't know the details of how it happened but it's quite likely that the 2 skiers involved were not even intending to ski the slope and were just having a nose. I've half a mind who the two might be & if so, I don't think they'd have taken that risk given the conditions just now and the exposure below.

http://www.winterhighland.info/publicreports/displaypic.php?id=13217,1977#start

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_MwZtQbUEh7k/S4lfiz_HOcI/AAAAAAAAFkg/DYofqGxTABk/s640/177+in+Cam+Glen.JPG

This blog from Glencoe SP shows how fragile the snow was with an alarming crack they themselves triggered extending well above the slope in question. An unforseeable event maybe in extraordinary conditions ?

http://crankitupgear.blogspot.com/2010/02/avalanche-on-glades.html
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Fair point moffatross, I eddited the above post. Until I know the facts I shouldn't speculate. Happy

Cheers
Bob
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