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It seems to be all reports, and my partner is having the same problem. I'll maybe just need to be more patient and give them time

I don't seem to be able to see the photos on the hill reports any more. Is anyone else having this problem?

Hope the wrist is healing now. We did this wee hill exactly the same way as you today. It's a wonderful hill with amazing views. All the best.

Wow....amazing hill report and stunning photography!!

Amazing video!! We were up there today in the snow and it looks very different, but still rocky and steep!

We did Beinn Meadhoin today and found a lovely stalkers path all the way up the ridge. It starts with a tiny cairn at roughly grid ref 268 488. Fantastic hill

We set off up the same initial ascent as yesterday intending to climb An Gearanach and then head home in the afternoon, but as we made our way up the very well defined, but incredibly steep and pebbly stalkers path we began to think this was a lot of effort for one hill! The track is almost invisibl...

We parked the van at the Highland Council car park at the lower falls....a £10 charge for the day! We cycled up to the upper falls car park and walked the beautiful gorge up to the lush pastures around the Steall Hut. The waterfall is stunning, a cascade blasting down several hundred feet of dark ro...

Nice repot BP, and once again lovely photos :-) You've certainly been getting out and about this year. We are just back from a couple of great days near Roybridge doing the Grey Corries and a couple of the Loch Ossian munros...had the same issue with hydro works there :( ......still, they are better...

Took the 8.02 train from Roybridge, along with the bikes. Cycled Corrour to the end of Loch Ossian with the Loadge and lots of construction work for a new hydro scheme. Once past the diggers and up onto path less open hillside it felt lovely and remote. Bit cloudy at first but as we left first summi...

Very hot day...almost no air in the glen. Walked up along the dismantled railway track....very boggy and full of wildflowers and lots of bugs! At dam we missed the river crossing and walked up left side of the glen with very steep drops into the gorge below :shock: Found our way back across river at...

Whilst Derek ran the Trotternish hill race I wandered with the sun dazzled crowds up past the Old Man of Storr and into the corrie beyond. Avoiding the summit of Storr this time I headed out to the Graham of Hartaval. Stunning views and really hot sunshine. Met a man doing a wildflower survey and he...

Joined the crowds of tourists making their way in the Bank holiday sunshine to the Old Man of Storr. Derek ran the Trotternish Ridge in prep for the hill race on the 7th June. I accompanied him up to The Storr and then he ran on while I went back down and then drove to the other end to pick him up. ...

Amazing hill day....crisp clear views all round. Bit boggy start to route but good path higher up and good track through scree. Met one person on hill, same guy we had met on The Storr yesterday! Descent to the col was horrible, very steep, slippery scree. No track out through glen til quite far dow...

Stunning photos as usual BP. Your report and pics really capture the essence of the day..it was stunning. Lovely to meet you on the hill too, must get your autograph next time

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Photos on walk reports

Re: A gale blown sub between two lochs and ended up in A & E

Re: A Beinn Alligin Summit camp under a Dancing Aurora Borea

Re: A majestic Torridonian wild camp

Re: Meall na Faochaig, Beinn Mheadhoin - Spring (kinda) arri

When 1 Mamore becomes 4!

Finishing the Grey Corries

Re: Not one but two Sgurrs

Keeping one eye on the train time and another on the terrain

Grey Corries

Hartaval in the heat

The Old Man...no, not Derek!

Scree above the Slig

Re: Easter Sunday Teanga tango