Couldn't have picked a better day with clear blue skies and virtually no wind as we parked up at Castle Farm around 8.30am. Setting off just after 8.45 we were quickly making good ground up the landrover track heading for Beinn a'Chochuill, passing Beinn Eunaich on our right who's slopes seemed duan...

rocket-ron wrote:well done planning these in the next few weeks

Best of luck rocket! I'm still a bit wary of tackling hills in the snow. I was thinking of getting some training or teaming up with someone with a bit more exprience in Winter walking.

mrssanta wrote:just noticed the wee dug in the third picture! lovely views you got in the end

Thanks Mrs Santa, yeah cloud cleared eventually. It definately makes all the difference when you get the views.

Hey Pelter,nice report will need to get ma finger Oot and start these myself,good to see you caught other 2,Dono if you'll get the Magic 20 before Crimbo,bit crazy out their,Danny and meself been sticking to A few Corbetts, Sub 2000s :) anyways Merry Christmas M8,later. Cheers Louis6, aye a think t...

Having caught Ghlas, Lawers and Stuc two weeks previous we were keen to catch Greigh and Garbh. As we set off from the Lawers Hotel car park just before eight it felt unseasonally mild for this time of year. By the time we were passed the farm and up unto the approach to Meall Greigh the wind had st...

Cheers Lads, seemingly Danny's take on Beef Wellington was spot on according to Stephen. All the best!!

Being pushed for time we thought it best to go for a single this week after our treble of the previous week of Ghlas, Lawers and An Stuc. Another early rise seen us starting our ascent of Meall nan Tarmachan just before eight. DSCN2002.JPG Not long into the walk the wind strated to pick up and the c...

Thanks Johnny, we couldn't have wished for better weather, brilliant!

Thanks Polly, yes I'd agree with you, An Stuc was a wee bit tricky, especially it being the last one and my legs a being a bit heavier by then . Hopefully we can get a few more weekends with the weather being so good.

Having been forced to work the Saturday which gave us one of the best weekend days for a long time I was worried that Sunday was going to be a let down with regards to the weather even though all forecasts were showing Sunday would be as good as. Pleasantly I wasn't let down as the sun started to ri...

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Well done Polly! I'm hoping to do these two next weekend so I'm praying for some decent weather. Good report which will help with my walk.........Cheers!

MarilynMunro wrote:I think the pro- Chonzie camp maybe getting ahead here.
Looks like you had a really nice walk on a good clear day, well done.

Definately Marilyn!

ChrisW wrote:Nice pics Peter, good to hear another report of this hill that doesn't write it off so easily - I'm with Graeme on this

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Thanks Chris.

pollyh33 wrote:Jings Pelter, what a cracking day!

I did this one with zero visibility, great to see such fab photos

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Thanks Polly, it really makes all the difference if you get the weather.

As in line with most of the reports I found this hill anything but boring. Well said Pelter99!!!!! :thumbup: we only met one guy at the summit who had come up from the creiff end stating that the walk up from Invergeldie was boring, (each to their own I suppose). Hmmm, not sure it's the route that'...