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Avalanche Awareness
On 27/01/2009 in Hill skills
All you need to know to spot avalanche dangers on the hill.

there whichcan help you develop the basic knowledge you need to recognise andminimise avalanche risk, though ideally, professional instruction isthe way to go.Scottish Avalanche InformationService - www.sais.gov.ukFunded bySportScotland, the SAIS produces regular

Avalanches
On 02/04/2008 in forum

Avalanches in the Pyrenees last week.Never heard one or been close before.  Sounds like a jet coming at you, scary.  Was skiing in Les Arcs a few weeks ago, and we woke most mornings to the sound of loud explosions as the avalanche patrols did

Avalanche Deaths As Winter Arrives
On 04/01/2010 in Outdoors News
Festive season marred by avalanche fatalities in Scottish hills.

As winter conditions bit over the Christmas / New Year period, three mountaineers died inScottish avalanche incidents and there were a string ofother condition-related accidents in the hills.The Scottish deaths happened in two unrelated incidents

Eight Caught in Gorms Avalanches
On 14/02/2011 in Outdoors News
Two seperate avalanche incidents involving eight people in the northern corries at the weekend.

The BBC is reporting that eight people were caught in two avalanche incidents in the Cairngorms over the weekend.The Beeb says that the first avalanche took place in Coire an t-Sneachda – on of the most popular and accessible climbing areas

Four Avalanched In Lakes
On 23/02/2010 in Outdoors News
Four climbers avalanched on St Sunday Crag with two of them seriously injured.

Four climbers have been caught in an avalanche in apopular area of the LakeDistrict with two of them suffering 'serious injuries'.The incident also triggered a call by Cumbria Police 'not towalk in the fells'.According to the BBC,the avalanche

Avalanche Reports Back
On 18/12/2009 in Outdoors News
The SAIS is back with avalanche forecasts in a new, easier to understand format for this winter.

The Scottish AvalancheInformation Service forecasts are back plus the reports have been revampedwith some neat graphics giving a clear idea of hazard levels and whichslopes are affected.The new report format was based on a group analysis

Two Die In Scottish Avalanche
On 11/03/2002 in Outdoors News
Two climbers have died in an avalanche while climbing in the northern highlands of Scotland. Heavy snowfall has created an increased risk of avalanche north of the border

Sadly two climbers from Glagow were killed at the weekend afterapparently being avalanched on Beinn Dearg near Ullapool.The pair were reportedly found at the bottom of a route named bythe BBC as Penguin Gully after a search operation

Two Injured In Scottish Avalanche
On 08/01/2003 in Outdoors News
Two climbers were airlifted to hospital after being caught in an avalanche in the Cairngorms yesterday - complete with weird Daily record report

Two climbers were avalanched yesterday in Coire an Sneachda in thenorthern corries of Cairngorm according to a reporton the BBC Scotland news site.One of the pair is reported to have suffered 'serious leginjuries' in the accident which happened

Two Dead In Scottish Avalanche
On 25/02/2010 in Outdoors News
Two mountaineers have died after being avalanched on Buchaille Etive Mor in Glencoe.

Sad news from Scotland yesterday where two climbers have diedafter being caught up in an avalanchenear Curved Ridge on Buchaille Etive Mor in Glencoe. Athird man who was with the two escaped the avalanche.Buchaille Etive Mor - Ben Hedley

Avalanche Victims 'Unlucky'
On 26/01/2009 in Outdoors News
The men killed in Glencoe avalanche were 'pretty unlucky' says Hamish MacInnes.

By now most outdoors people will be aware of the tragic accident onSaturday when threemountaineers were killed by an avalanche on Buchaille Etive Morin Glencoe.The three - two brothers from Northern Ireland and a Scotsman - wereclimbing the mountain


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