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Congratulations from another (fairly) recent Munro starter :clap: There are so many fantastic hills out there and the Outdoor Access Code makes it all the more worthwhile - Scotland truly is the world's #1 here. The only thing that protects me from becoming a full-on Munro bagger is that I always ha...

It's such a nice walk, shame about the summit but at least half way up there was a view. I was very lucky to have stunning weather when I went . At the time, I reversed the WH route, working hard to get up Geal Charn but finding the descent from the plateau (which normally is the ascent) quite agree...

Pleasant retreat from the wind on a stormy day, with many parts quite sheltered but also a few places being a wind channel. http://cdn.ipernity.com/200/95/96/47509596.1dd32dc1.500.jpg Everyone sheltering from the storm by Thomas http://cdn.ipernity.com/200/95/98/47509598.51fc6e57.500.jpg Loch Carron...

Extremely windy and summit in clouds

http://cdn.ipernity.com/200/61/04/47536104.83179ea3.500.jpg Loch Maree and part of Slioch by Thomas http://cdn.ipernity.com/200/61/06/47536106.f6edd12f.500.jpg Loch Maree by Thomas http://cdn.ipernity.com/200/61/08/47536108.b911612c.500.jpg Mountain Trail, Beinn Eighe National Nature Reserve by Tho...

http://cdn.ipernity.com/200/17/66/47481766.43e0e508.500.jpg?r2 When the clouds are really low and everything is boggy after days of torrential rain, this short track to stretch your legs is a nice stroll. It would be even better if there weren't forestry works ongoing with signs banning you from ac...

Torridon - even among new walkers the name conjures up awe and expectation of something special. These expectations weren't disappointed :D I had to stay in the area for quite some time to find a day with high-level visibility and winds that were low enough to tackle one of the great Torridon Three....

Stopped at radio tower as cloud moving in and wind picking up.

Sgurr a' Chaorachain, Applecross by Thomas

http://cdn.ipernity.com/200/60/98/47536098.a803103e.500.jpg Aird Mhor, near Shieldaig by Thomas http://cdn.ipernity.com/200/61/00/47536100.4a52dd06.500.jpg Falls of Balgy by Thomas http://cdn.ipernity.com/200/61/02/47536102.abb0b6e2.500.jpg Loch Damh in spate by Thomas

Loch Coulin by Thomas

Near Lui Bridge, Braemar by Thomas

They call me the wind-catcher. Even if the forecast says the wind is going to ease, as soon as the wind sees me approaching the foot of a hill it will show what it can do. So two birds killed with one stone: the forecast motivated me to finally pay a visit to Bynack More, and the strong wind pushed ...

Newtonmore Highland Folk Museum by Thomas

Store and post office, Highland Folk Museum, Newtonmore by Thomas

Forest works after storm

Falls of Bruar by Thomas

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Leacanashie - stormy day retreat

Carn an Fhreiceadain

Mountain trail perfect for rest and windy days

Allt a Chonais Pinewood: forestry works, no access

Beinn Alligin - my first proper Torridon hill

Radio tower, Bealach na Ba

Break in the rain and wind: Aird Mhor and Falls of Balgy

Cloudy stormy day: Loch Claire and Loch Coulin

Linn of Dee, Glen Lui Trail

Bynack More - finally the sun

Newtonmore Highland Folk Museum via Creag Beagh

Falls of Bruar - lower bridge only

Far-leitire Creag and Uath Lochan circuit