Late February/Early March brings with it our now traditional get together of a group of friends from the past 30 years. Before we all gather on the Friday night, me and a select group always head up a day early to make a day of things and providing there is some snow this normally involves a day’s skiing at Glencoe Ski “resort”
The past few years haven’t been terribly successful. We’ve had not enough snow, too much snow, white-out conditions and broken lifts. This year however, all the lifts were running, the snow was good (you could actually ski all the way back to the car park, rare at Glencoe) and the weather whilst not exactly glorious was not too bad.
Any day skiing in Scotland when you’re not in a white-out is considered a good day!
We even had some fleeting glimpses of sunshine, although there were some pretty nasty squalls of snow to make us feel more at home
So a few photos and video of a fun day out.
I’ve managed, through the marvels of SD card readers and cloud storage been able to grab a few photos from GM from this day and others in the weekend so you get the unusual privilege of seeing me in the shots. I’m the short one in the green jacket if you’re interested 🙂
Back to our fine hosts at Suie Lodge (via a cheeky beer at the Bridge of Orchy Hotel) to meet the gang. The weekend was off to a grand start
Looks good, but not quite the sunshiney, alpine pictures from your other skiing trips!
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Believe me, this was a pretty good day by Scottish Skiing standards. Being able to see your hand in front of your face is a real win – good fun though 🙂
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Bit disconcerting to see MM skiing on actual snow, as opposed to just a severe frost. Always enjoy the skiing vids – haven’t listened to the Prodigy for an age.
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He’s mad that boy – although he always seems more at home the less snow there is. You should see what he did to a pair of skis while he was out in the Alps with UF
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