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liberal use of the term 'white out'. in over 20 years of mountaineering, i can say i've been in a whiteout only 5 times. each was as terrifying and dangerous as the last and never to be forgotten. nowhere, ever, have i seen anything remotely resembling a whiteout at street level.
still, it's snowy outside, i've been out to feed the birds, pusscat is on the duvet and i'm about to head out into the hills with a bunch of good friends. a good meal and lots of wine later
liberal use of the term 'white out'. in over 20 years of mountaineering, i can say i've been in a whiteout only 5 times. each was as terrifying and dangerous as the last and never to be forgotten. nowhere, ever, have i seen anything remotely resembling a whiteout at street level.
still, it's snowy outside, i've been out to feed the birds, pusscat is on the duvet and i'm about to head out into the hills with a bunch of good friends. a good meal and lots of wine later
what are the odds on a white chrimbo now anyone?
Meant to get warmer I think in the following days.
And on the use of white out, visibilty was down to 5 meters for a short spell. Ben Lomond was visible there for 20 minutes from 30 miles away.
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