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Mysteries in Glencoe Crevasse
Date Posted: 19.15hrs on Fri 15 May 15
My daughter I were looking over photos from the season and came across one which was taken on Sunday 19th of April on Spring Run at Glencoe. On closer inspection we noticed a pair of eyes staring out from the crevasse. Does anyone know what this could be or are we just seeing things?


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MyPetPowderGoat


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Re: Mysteries in Glencoe Crevasse
Date Posted: 19.38hrs on Fri 15 May 15
Baby yeti?

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igloo4you


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Re: Mysteries in Glencoe Crevasse
Date Posted: 19.40hrs on Fri 15 May 15
Either water glistening on the rock or some poor person trying to climb out!!!

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JanA


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Re: Mysteries in Glencoe Crevasse
Date Posted: 20.06hrs on Fri 15 May 15
Just to stop your daughter having nightmares, Google 'tapedum lucium' the structure in the eye that gives reflective qualities. The probability is that it was wet rock or even a misplaced baby Yeti (if they indeed have tapedum lucium) but certainly wasn't a distraught human as humans don't have that structure.

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Re: Mysteries in Glencoe Crevasse
Date Posted: 20.23hrs on Fri 15 May 15
i'm going to go with it being a hare

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Re: Mysteries in Glencoe Crevasse
Date Posted: 21.43hrs on Fri 15 May 15
Looks like a great humiliated orc of sevco, last seen September of last year...



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Brozo


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Re: Mysteries in Glencoe Crevasse
Date Posted: 03.39hrs on Mon 18 May 15


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MyPetPowderGoat


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Re: Mysteries in Glencoe Crevasse
Date Posted: 09.42hrs on Mon 18 May 15
GSA!!

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walydug


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Re: Mysteries in Glencoe Crevasse
Date Posted: 11.01hrs on Mon 18 May 15
Clearly a haggis woken from its hybernation by the swooshing of the skisters.

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growwild


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Re: Mysteries in Glencoe Crevasse
Date Posted: 20.46hrs on Wed 20 May 15
Is that Ops420 on that horse?

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tele-ecosse


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Re: Mysteries in Glencoe Crevasse
Date Posted: 10.14hrs on Thu 21 May 15
My first thoughts but do they survive at such an elevation?


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