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