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Scrambling Safety

The ten essentials should be brought to any scramble, and no scramble should be attempted alone. Where snow conditions exist, a helmet, ice axe and the knowledge to use it can help to prevent catastrophe. Scramblers should always leave details of their planned trip and a return window with a responsible person so they may contact a rescue team.

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