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Chrisabelle wrote:Good decision to go back to trig point. Not sure I would've kept going to the top in those conditions, especially not on my own.

Thought about the turn back Chris if the path had'nt turned into anything i would have about turned, believe me

For my second outing in a week i was faced with the prospect of the forecast of rain, thunder and 60% chance of cloud free munros. :( And once again MWIS was slightly off with their precictions. The only weather problems I encountered were thick cloud at the summits. Saying that, bar one potentially...

:thumbup: Another fine walk let doon by our incliment weather :( :lol: . The MWIS forecast was tantalising me with the all to familiar indicator this Summer of four seasons in one hour stuff. Nevertheless, this was my only opporchancity of a walk that week and a wee bit of rain, thunder, lightening ...

Found these three mind numbingly boring on a clear day never mind what you put yourself through.

Well done you for plodding on

Day two of my wee adventure in The Cairngorms. Once again i could easily have bagged some more hills but i have not got my improvisiong head on for straying to far from my plans. :roll: Left Braemar hostel at 0835 and was on the hill by 0850. How splendifico would it be to have this beauty on your d...

Today was a day of venturing into the unknown 8) This was my first time experiencing the joys of munro bagging on back to back days and hostelling. I left home at 0645 and was booted up and ready for the off by 0845. The weather conditions were pretty ideal with an overcast sun and very little wind....

Welcome to WH!!, Like everyone on here climbing their first munro the saying is"im not a bagger". Personally im just addicted to climbing hills over 3000ft

what cracking weather you got. Im heading to the Cairngorms for a few days and am no jealous of where youve been

. Think i will be at Skye this time next year. Good stuff

These three were meant to be done in winter. I had never been up the Glenshee area and was on the nosey side and wanted to check out the surrounding area in fairer weather :crazy: The journey up was a bit mental as my sat nav kept on wanting to take me on a circuit of Perth. :evil: Im not even going...

Cant add much that has'nt already been said other than "photos of the month".

I have been using Decathlons own brand at half the price and it has been fine for the last dozen or so walks. I have my eye on the osprey model though for when my cheapo one fails (as they all do eventually)

Planning on doing Ben Narnain in the next few weeks. Thanks for the heads up

Welcome to the site. I cant help you with your questions but im sure if you post in "general discussion" section you will find the answers you are looking for.

welcome to the site. Im sure you will find many helpful, and some less so

, pointers for walking in Scotland

mrssanta wrote:the thing to do is get out there and do another walk to loosen up

Just in from an hours circuit of the local country park. I strangely feel rejuvenated!!

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Re: More clouds to dampen the day.

More clouds to dampen the day.

The viewless ridge

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Glas Maol circuit

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Cairnwells in reverse

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