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In pictures: Scotland's locked-down avalanche season

The latest Scottish Avalanche Information Service season has come to an end.

Started in mid-December and wound up at the weekend, the season ran almost entirely under lockdown restrictions.

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Debris from a large avalanche in the Southern Cairngorms in February
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The service provides avalanche risk assessments for six areas - Lochaber, Glen Coe, Northern and Southern Cairngorms, Creag Meagaidh and Torridon
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Debris from an avalanche that closed the Braemar-Glenshee road in February. A provisional figure of 189 avalanches were recorded for the season
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Scottish Avalanche Information Service (SAIS) forecasters were among the few people able to venture into the hills during lockdown
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Looking towards the snow-covered Grey Corries from Geal Charn
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The view towards Glas Maol and The Cairnwell from Carn nan Sac

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