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jimbell21 wrote:Great trip and a very detailed account of your travels. Glad you managed some summit views in the end and some braw pictures too

Thank you

Sgitheanach wrote:How much of your route in could be done by MTB?

Hi there, you could cycle all the way in to Culra without too much trouble. A little boggy on the track as it approaches Loch Pattack but there were a number of others that had cycled in this way during the time I was there

With the 5 mile rule finally relaxed, the temptation to spread one’s wings and venture further afield was too great. Having completed the Ardverikie Trio already, the Geal-charn group and Ben Alder massiff were the next obvious targets. Being the most remote mountains of the Central Highlands a long...

So, the time had finally come! Since moving up to Scotland in September 2019 I had climbed everything there is to climb in Glencoe and surrounding areas. Bidean nam Bian, both Bookils, Meall a'Bhuridh had all been climbed twice and I had even made a good dent into the Corbetts and Grahams. Everythin...

I coerced my wife into accompanying me up Ben Wyvis last year. Afterwards she wrote this poem which I thought I'd share with you all. Stay mindful on the mountains all. Enjoy :D :D Mindful Mountains Onto the mountain path, a chilly beginning. Another munro, may this one be forgiving. A few more step...

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