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Congratulations on a great day and your forthcoming compleation. Your opening paragraph question "has anyone else ever started the journey on the Inn Pinn?" prompted this reply. I climbed the Inn Pinn at Easter 1979 on my first visit to Scotland - never having heard of "The Munros&quo...

So that must be a new tactic Gordie after the crossing of the Quoich Water burn last summer on the way back from Beinn a Bhuird - "trainers in the rucksack" - now that is specialist equipment! Do you remember that two days after our Ben Avon / Beinn a Bhuird walk the bridge at Derry Lodge ...

Hi Gordie, how're you doing? Still putting some good miles and hills under your belt and how things keep moving over a 12 month period since we were in the Cairngorms last year. I have been keeping an eye open for your Reports - now well over the aspired to 100 Munros (you will have to update your p...

Hi Gordon, Great to see your report of our day together yesterday. What a great day out and what great views from the Beinn a'Bhuird ridge. Still here in the Cairngorms with lovely evening calm and sunshine. No 6am rise this morning but the Carnwell munro this afternoon. Now for the big challenge of...

The nine and a half hour drive in sparkling sunny weather up the spectacular west coast mountain scenery was inspiring The view from the campsite over Gairloch Bay was stunning with Baosbheinn and the Torridon Peaks majestic The team were set for exploration of “The Letterewe and Fisherfield Forest”...

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Re: It doesn't get tougher than this

Re: Derry Cairngorm - The Daft Route

Re: Sgor Mor from Linn of Dee

Re: Ben Avon & Beinn a'Bhuird

Letterewe and Fisherfield