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Little guy goes BIG..in the Pyrenees
This Easter in Pyrenees was somewhat complicated meteorologically speaking..tho really no surprises there! We did however manage to squeeze a couple of days of relatively good weather out of the forecast, and, no less important, reasonably good snow..and took full … Continue reading
Posted in children in Nature, Mountain, mountain skiing, Nature, rock, ski, snow
Tagged Benasque Valley, cold Spring days, Collado de la Rimaya, Glaciar de la Maladeta, kids gettin' out there, la Maladeta, La Renclusa, Las Maladetas, mountain skiing, nature, Pico de la Maladeta, Pico de la Maladeta at 12 years old, Pico de la Maladeta con 12 años, Pico de la Maladeta por Collado de la Rimaya, Pirineos, Pyrenees, Tuca de la Maladeta, Valle de Benasque, Winter wonderland
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Luck and Cap de Llauset – they seem to go together!
Back at Cap de Llauset in the month of May once more..and once more with a weather forecast that left a lot to be desired. And once more, luck was on our side.. ‘audaces fortuna iuvat’ maybe? The proverb dating … Continue reading
Posted in Mountain, Nature, rock, ski, snow, Weather
Tagged Cap de Llauset, cold Spring days, la Maladeta, mountain skiing, Pico de Botornás, Pico de Vallibierna, Pico Russell, Pico Tempestades, Pirineos, Pyrenees, Spring
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Cold Spring Days in Cap de Llauset
I was complaining ten days back about the warm temps of late April, but right at the end of the month the weather changed, temperatures dropped and first water and then frozen crystals began to fall from the sky. The … Continue reading
Posted in Mountain, Nature, ski, snow, the seasons, Weather
Tagged Cap de Llauset, cold Spring days, la Maladeta, mountain skiing, Pirineos, Pyrenees, Spring, temperature changes
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One more Wonder of Water..from the disappearing Pyrenees
Many and varied are the water wonders of the mountain chain that separates the Iberian peninsula from the rest of Europe. Beyond surging rivers and crashing falls, you have the most stunningly placid mountain lakes..but you also have the dramatic … Continue reading
Posted in Climate change, Conservation, Mountain, Nature, snow, the seasons, water, Weather
Tagged Benasque Valley, Glaciar de Maladeta, la Maladeta, lack of snow, Maladeta Glacier, Pirineos, Pyrenees, Valle de Benasque
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Summer in the Pyrenees II – Puerto de Benasque and Pico Salvaguardia
After almost a week spent in and around the lower Benasque and Estós valleys – as recounted in my last post – we moved up the valley the following week to where the high mountains and last remaining glaciers of … Continue reading
High peaks of the Pyrenees..for all the family!
Last week i got to spend some days in the Pyrenees with father-and-son team Angel and Diego. There are probably plenty of fathers and sons – and not a few mothers and daughters either – skiing in the Pyrenees. But … Continue reading
Posted in children in Nature, Mountain, Nature, rock, ski, snow
Tagged Aneto, cold Spring days, la Maladeta, mountain skiing, Pico Cordier, Pirineos, Pyrenees
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Early Spring skiing in la Maladeta
Spring is the season for mountain skiing. Particularly for Big Mountain skiing. Even in the Guadarrama where we don’t have any really big mountains, Spring is usually the best time to ski the bigger, steeper lines of Peñalara’s East face … Continue reading
Posted in Nature, ski, snow, the seasons, Weather
Tagged la Maladeta, mountain skiing, Pyrenees, Spring, weird weather
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