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Skye: The mini la grave

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yoyoho
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Jul 24 2009 8:57PM
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Jul 24 2009 9:01PM
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TimmyP
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damn where is that?
Jul 24 2009 9:25PM
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Jul 25 2009 12:15AM
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yoyoho
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It's a small island called skye, located in the alatic ocean on the west coast of scotland. Skye has some of the most impressive rugged mountains in the uk. It's almost like a mini version of la grave, chamonix, corsica and the alaska coastal range, with out the glaciers and big mountains. There are even huge cliffs what would not look out of place in the tetons.
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Mini version of the alaska coastal range
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Cliffs that would not look out of place in the tetons
Jul 25 2009 10:39AM
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Binbag
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ha, would be sick, except theres never enough snow, i live in scotland not far from skye, only if it was a few 1000m higher...
Jul 25 2009 11:51AM
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EMK
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ha, i live near skye, it looks hardcore but yeah i doubt there would be eonugh snow there. and also i'm more likely to be in LDA in winter and ski La Grave instead.
Jul 25 2009 12:30PM
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-Tristan-
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You are forgetting one of the fundamental things that Cham, AK and the Tetons are famous for. Snow. Are any of those pics midwinter? Id love to know how much snow they get.
Jul 25 2009 1:47PM
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