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Hey folks, my phone fell out of my pocket between the summit of Glas Maol and the Cairnwell yesterday. I descended Glas Maol, mainly via the paths, to the high point in the road with the big car park and then straight up to the Cairnwell from there. I was jogging down the steepish bit from the Glas ...

Cheers Graeme. Since the Glencoe meet in November I've not been out much: exams in December wrote off most of that month, although I did manage a boxing day corbett, and January was spent in the USA on holiday and ski racing in Austria. I've got another report in the pipeline from this last weekend ...

A belated report on a fantastic winter day out! There are numerous trip reports on other sites about the Ring of Steall in winter but none I could find on walk highlands (in full on winter nick anyway). So despite it being a month old and delayed by work deadlines I still thought it worthy of a repo...

1. Electricfly
2. Dr Magpie
3. Rockhopper

Haha, I'll bear that in mind! What's the story behind it?

I'm planning a weekend away to Culra Bothy and company would be highly welcomed. My plan would be: Friday 15th - head to Dalwhinnie Friday afternoon/evening and walk into Culra on Friday evening Saturday 16th - Lancer's Edge onto Geal Charn, Aonach Beag and Beinn Eibhinn before returning to Culra Bo...

Saturday 23rd Febuary; Mamores, Ring of Steall, Am Bodach rising ahead; Samsung Phone

Good lad.

Knoydart, Affric or Loch Ness would be on my podium! As for the weekend: I'm a student. I have all the time in the world.

Cheers Nathan for organising it, and Dougie and Steven for driving me to and from the meet. Great to meet you all and it was nice to put a face and name to the online personas!

Good effort and well done for getting up your first munros. Now for the next 280...

A question for Rockhopper here: http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/Forum/download/file.php?id=120840 You'll struggle to find someone in my generation who is against photo editing, so this isn't to bring up that can of worms again. I'm just curious as to how you got those vibrant red/orange/yellow colour...

1. Ciderpeter
2. Rockhopper
3. Frazerrobbo

LeithySuburbs wrote: No, singing is fine

Does this include several renditions of the aforementioned Kazak parody national anthem though?

Bod wrote: Having a giggle at all of the above, see you in Glencoe

I look forward to meeting yourself and others too Bod.

LeithySuburbs wrote:Jambo, my car is a poetry free zone
So, if you don't want to walk to Glencoe,
Leave the rhymes at home

I'm sure I can manage to not rhyme all the way, I can satisfy myself by spontaneously breaking into song occasionally. Or would that not be allowed either?

I'm trying to remember a report of yours which didn't feature miserable weather! Do you ever see the sun when you're on the hills?

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