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touring & backcountry
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 I am not sure that we were properly equiped for this back country excursion. Car jump starter kit and a ski helmet.
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 Eric gets waist deep in a disused lead mine. Radical terrain.
|  Several of the runs were pretty long. But not much vertical
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 Brucy leads the way into the murky depths of a tyndrum lead mine
|  You have been warned...
A man on the internet never told you it was safe to go here.
Take extreme care.
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:: Tour Route(s) or Location Skied/Ridden
Tyndrum Lead Mines. Last worked in the early 1800's.
:: Weather Conditions
The west coast weather forced us underground for the day for a spot of Subterranean Spelunking
:: Snow Conditions and Distrubtion
It seemed to be thawing above ground. Below ground things were really wet. muddy and somewhat damp. However good shelter from the storm force winds.
www.haggistrap.co.uk
:: Skiers/Riders
Glencoe Subterranean Spelunking Society
Report Edited 2 times. Last edited by Doug_Bryce: 2007-03-17 17:45:13
This report was posted by Doug_Bryce at 17.33hrs on Sat 17th Mar 07
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