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and the snow patch monitors of Winterhighland is that snow survived through this summer on 3 of Scotland's highest mountains: Ben Nevis, Braeriach (the 3rd highest mountain in Scotland, located in the Cairngorms) and Aonach Beag (7th highest, although the snow patch is quite low at only just over 950m, next door to Nevis Range's Aonach Mor). It's 4 years since the last total melt in 2006.
Braeriach has only lost its snow cover completely 5 times in over a century: 1933, 1959, 1996, 2003 and 2006. I always think it's a nice thought that even through the long plankless summer there's a wee bit of winter hanging on somewhere not too far away.
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