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Hmm, Spanish Chorizo sounds awesome actually. That could well be on the menu !!

Kepp the good ideas coming ....

Hey All, Im planning some camping/hiking trips for Feb/March and am looking for some inspiration for my dinner using my standard Jetboil stove. I am dog sick of eating super noodles, cuppa soups and the dehydrated stuff from the outdoor shops....... Anyone got some good tips for a more palatable din...

Great shots as usual,

1. Keith Harper - Awesome water trails and clarity!!
2. Johnkaysleftleg - Superb feel to this shot. Lovely colours and composition
3. Wilkiemurray - A great shot in the moment. The colour cast on the snow makes this image special

Keep up the good work folks,
Fraz

Stags in the Snow

Taken during a snowstorm on the 22nd December on the outskirts of Braemar.

Nikon D800

Cheers folks,

Some great suggestions. i'll start doing my research!!

Much appreciated

Hey WH folks, I came online this morning to check out walks in Shetland and realised there are none listed on this site? What happened to Shetland? haha, Anyway . . can anyone point me in the direction of a good online source for 'walks and must see's' on Shetland? Cheers, Fraz Editor's update: Walk...

Good shots again this month, My top 3 are: 1. Susie the Pensioner (Superb leading lines to the lighthouse. Great composition and well seen!) 2. RicKamila (Im a sucker for a good cairngorms shot - and this one is awesome) 3. JohnKaysleftleg - Great long exposure. superb capture!! Honourable mention t...

A shot of the Pladda Isle lighthouse reflecting the final rays of the dying sun with Aisla Craig lighting up in a fiery red in the distance.

Taken from Seal Shore in Kildonan on the southern shore of the Isle of Arran on 27th July with a Nikon D7000.

Having just recently spent a night in both the 'Secret Howff' and the Smith WInram bivvy, this article is very timely for me!!

Thanks 'Cairngormwanderer' for posting the link.

Cracking shots , all of them,

My top 3 would be

1. IainG
2. Wilkiemurray
3. Keithharper

Hard to choose as so many were stunning. June was clearly a good month!

Fraz

Rattray Head Lighthouse during a fantastic sunset on 6th June with a Nikon D7000

Thanks cairngorm wanderer.

We found the bivouac but the floor was disgusting soggy mud. Instead there was a huge overhanging boulder near y so we bivvied under that instead. Such a fantastic location under the great corries of beinn a bhuird.

Thanks again,
Fraz

Hey folks,

Has anyone spent a night here?

Is there space for two to get a decent horizontal sleep?

Cheers,
Fraz

Nicky, Thanks for the reply - If I have to find it myself then Im sure I will at some point, but for now, I am simply planning my multi day trip to use bothies etc so if someone was kind enough to give me the approximate location of the howff I could better plan that part of my trip up front and sav...

Folks, I realise this might stir up some controversy and is a bit of a punt, I am planning to tackle Beinn a Bhuird & Ben Avon soon as part of a longer multi-day trip across the Eastern Cairngorms and would love to find the Secret Howff near Glen a 't Slugain for an overnighter. I appreciate the...

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