- The majestic Sgor Gaoith seen on the far side of Glen Einich from the approach to Lurcher’s Crag
- Andy drinking it all in on the very picturesque approach. Mellow grassy slopes soon gave way to awkward powder-covered boulder fields, but it was worth it!
- K9 (left) and Window Gully (centre) area from near the base of Central Gully. Ice on the main overlap of Window Gully has not quite touched down
- Andy climbs easy-angled icy slabs to access the main icefalls cascading over the overlaps above
- Setting up a belay to the right of the crux ice pillar, which provided a short and sharp section of very steep climbing
- At the start of pitch 3, about to break right through the ice bulges to clear the second overlap
- Andy dispatching the second overlap on great quality ice
- One happy climber after the superb ice climbing on the lower pitches! Above is a pitch and a half of easier ground which felt distinctly alpine in the weather and conditions. Photo credit: Andy Harrison
- Joining the main groove pitch on Have an Ice Day – a Steve Perry, Sandy Allan and Andy Nisbet route from 2015
- Andy in the upper section of Have an Ice Day, contemplating the tricky exit out right to escape the groove
- Lurcher’s Crag seen from the approach to Braeriach with the line of An Ice Surprise shown. Central Gully is the big depression 100m to the left. Photo Credit: Andy Inglis, taken Feb 2018