You should recall me saying last week that if all you can write about corrie formation is what you wrote for S Grade, then you can expect to get half marks from a Higher marker! You really do need to add a lot of information to your basic S grade knowledge - especially as far as processes are concerned. Here is an excellent resource which will help you to get that extra headroom.I took the image above last weekend from the north shore of Loch Morlich looking towards the northern corries of the Cairngorms. Coire Cas with all its ski related paraphenalia and the line of the funicular lies below the summit of Cairngorm, while to the right is the unmistakable outline of Coire an t-Sneachda. Fettes College in Edinburgh have produced some excellent on-line resources on the Cairngorms (the corrie link above is one of their pages) and they also have a full page with downloadable audio files which look at landforms in and around Corrie an t-Sneachda. Click on the image above to link to them. This is seriously good material and would stand you in good stead in both the Lithosphere section of paper 1 and in a RLR question if you were asked to refer to glaciated features in a case study area.
