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Post subject: Nevis Range back corries absolutely loaded  PostPosted: Apr 09, 2008 - 11:51 PM



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Hi guys. I'm back from another day at Nevis Range again today, and what a day. The backs absolutely beyond words. Add fresh to an already decent base, and you get this: Very Happy Very Happy Very Happy

http://www.highland-instinct.co.uk/gallery/nr/winter200708/08apr9/

One of the photos: Coire Dubh

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Post subject: RE: Nevis Range back corries absolutely loaded  PostPosted: Apr 09, 2008 - 11:52 PM



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Oh aye - but shh, don't tell anyone Wink

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Post subject: RE: Nevis Range back corries absolutely loaded  PostPosted: Apr 10, 2008 - 12:17 AM



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Wow that looks awsome!!

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Post subject: RE: Nevis Range back corries absolutely loaded  PostPosted: Apr 10, 2008 - 12:31 AM



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Just cancelled thurs night out, up early to drive to nevis now methinks!!

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Post subject: RE: Nevis Range back corries absolutely loaded  PostPosted: Apr 10, 2008 - 10:02 AM



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That should last over the weekend shouldn`t it Firstracks ?
 
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Post subject: RE: Nevis Range back corries absolutely loaded  PostPosted: Apr 10, 2008 - 10:57 AM



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Forget the weekend... that'll last well into May at this rate!

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Hurrah!!!

Def coming up the following weekend, working in Channel Islands at moment!! If i had my stuff with me id sneak down to the Alps, prob about equidistant from the snow at the moment!!
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I take it there`s a similar covering on the beginners slopes too ?

I`m considering an early morning trip up now if there is.
 
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I'm off tomorrow too defo now. car is packed he lot! wearing bright orange pants, come say hello if u see me!

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Was up today and its great, most of the runs on the back corries were open today and there was cover down to the bottom of the quad chair, a pit patchy at the very bottom but you could still run down to the bottom of the quad.
 
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ditto, was there today, was an ace day, spent most of it in the summit park. was snowing as we left at 4.30 so off back for another go on sun if anyone fancies meeting up

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There were a couple of girls in the park killing it when we were there. Unfortunately apart from the odd jump and the smaller rails I'm not that great in the park.
 
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I`d have come up but my son didn`t want to get up at stupid o`clock to go and as I`m babysitting tonight, I had to stay home Sad
 
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Thats a pity Bob, its a bit easier for me getting there, it's only about a 2 and a half hour drive which is a lot easier than your trek from Darlington.

I wanted to go spend half a day in Nevis yesterday and then head over to Aviemore for an overnighter spend today at the gorms but my daughter wasn't up for it.
 
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Post subject:   PostPosted: Apr 11, 2008 - 10:56 PM



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I don`t think I`ll get up before it`s all gone now so I`m restricted to Cas ( no bad thing but my son can`t get lessons for his age until late May ) so see you next year Davy ! Confused
 
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