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After initial mix up when Ed phoned, we agreed to meet up in Dingwall at 0700hrs. It was the middle January and the weather forecast was the first bit of decent weather after a number of weeks of strong winds and heavy rain. So it was great to see blue skies as we made our way up to Braemore, start ...

walk aboot wrote:I'd be happy to stay at home and knit his polo necks ...

I bet, the choking type.

I did all ten of this hills in the dark 2 years ago, starting and finishing from the car park near Wester Glensherup Whitens. I found it a enjoyable route and with good moon light, no need to use a torch. Nice set of hills for walking at night.

oh what a small world as I was in the Clachaig that night stood right in front of the band and not on your video. We stopped at the SYHA for 3 nights and only managed one munro on Etive Beag and a walk to Blackwater and half way up Ben Vorlich over that period. Definitively be there next year again...

It was good meeting you all at the Clachaig, I wonder if Monty remembers saying he wanted to meet up and do a night walk ....

I didn't see the thread on this the last time, so thanks for posting.Will have a look at the site.

Cheers

foggieclimber wrote:Good to see you back undertaking epic walks.
Looking forward to your next night-time adventure too.
Cheers

It feels good to get some long walks done again, though the next ones will be shorter. As for my next full night-time trip hopefully be soon, looking at a few places.

Cold frosty mornings, are what I enjoy at this time of year.

Nice wee trip.

Well done to sticking to your plan, even if it was hard going. I am sure you will look back at this trip with good memories.

kinley wrote:You're getting old.

Dam right, I need to use two walking sticks to get about.

pollyh33 wrote: My kind of guy?/girl?

Defiantly a guy.

Munro’s: Creag Leacach, Glas Maol, Cairn of Claise, Carn an Tuirc, Tolmount, Tom Buidhe, Mayar & Driesh. Corbett: Monamenach Date: 12 November 2011. Weather: Cloud level was down to 500m, by midday lifted above the tops. Started to get cold just before nightfall above 3000ft, ok once out of the...

[quote="rockhopper I guess you never stop learning[/quote] Too true. What know one can take away from you T94, you have bags of enthusiasm, ambition and have a strong belief in yourself, but your a bitty too quick on the draw calling yourself "not a novice anymore". Though they are gr...

we can all dream, but I sure you were doing the same when you where younger.

Munro’s: Cac Carn Beag, Carn a’Choire Bhoidheach, Carn an t-Sagairt Mor, Cairn Bannoch & Broad Cairn. Munro Tops: Meikle Pap, Cuidhe Corm, Little Pap, Creag a’ Ghlas-uillt, Eagles Rock, Carn an t-Sagairt Beag, Fafernie, Cairn of Gowal, Craig of Gowal & Creag an Dubh-loch. Corbett: Conachcra...

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Great start to the year.

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Re: 8 Munros from Glen Isla, will my feet ever forgive me?

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