If I’m honest, Sunday was pretty much a repeat of the day before, although it nearly didn’t happen for me.
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I hadn’t planned to come up on Sunday as I had expected to have a big night beforehand. I awoke on Sunday much more bright eyed than expected and after some procrastinating while the sun streamed in the windows, I threw my gear in the car and left Glasgow around 10am in time to get to Glencoe for an afternoon.
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I had hoped the ice would have softened up, but it remained stubbornly solid, except for heavily trafficked areas that had gathered accumulations of granular snow in piles, dare I say porto-moguls.
Whenever I asked if anyone had ventured to the Springy, it tended to be answered with a grunt and the resignation of staying this side of the mountain. Never mind, it’ll be great once it does finally soften up.
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Despite only making it up for an afternoon, it made up for being unable to make it on Friday and it was still great fun.
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