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Thanks for all the kind words :) From Munro 1 to 282 took me approx 18 months which is not a bad effort considering I'm a Londoner :wink: Had initially planned to achieve it all in 6 months, however as I chose to take extended leave during Autumn to Winter the continuous storms rolling in meant when...

Hello my fellow out door enthusiats , This is not so much a walk report than a link to the video of my journey to climb all the Munro's. Hope you enjoy :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hp0pamq3Ns So many great days and memories, would recommend completing to everyone. The more unique routes I did...

Stunning!

Looking forward to the progression thought the years.

The style, fashion, technology changes, assuming your have upgraded your camera and clothes since then of course.

Felt like i was with you, in those winds.

When you think of the Munros and the Cairngorms, lose hard fort final few verticle metres of Derry Cairngorm will come flooding back.

Meatball, Lost crampons on the Fannaichs a while ago, nice and shiney they were. Did a post on website copy and past below, Grivel G14s Did the Circuit of the 4 Eastern Fanniachs including Sgurr Mor. Descending from An Coileachan heading on what looked like the path (Snow on Ground and falling heavy...

The risk of lightning strikes from wintry showers is very small, not really worth worrying about. You can get the very occasional clap of thunder, but almost all the strikes are cloud-to-cloud and not cloud-to-ground. A hasty descent on unseen/unknown ground is probably much the more dangerous optio...

Thanks for the replies, have found advice from follow Mountain goers very useful during the course of my journey thus far from; private bothy locations which routes are less boggy local ales requiring tasting and whisky Pubs/ hotels/ hostels. Plus much more. With all the Hype on An Teallach I hope m...

Hi, I'm up in Scotland on a 1/2 year Sabbatical having great time climbing the Munro's and in pubs with locals. Was in Newtonmore for the local shinty derby against Kingussie, we smashed them. Managed to complete most remote areas before snow arrived with the exception of Fisherfield. I am saving it...

Did the Circuit of the 4 Eastern Fanniachs including Sgurr Mor. Descending from An Coileachan heading on what looked like the path (Snow on Ground and falling heavy) contouring around Meallan Buidhe, I stopped for a bite to eat as wind was none existent and huge snow flakes were gently falling. I pu...

Following the Snowdon Horseshoe the Day before, decided to go for another Classic. Traverse the North Ridge of Tryfan, down its South, then up Briskly to Glyder Fach. Once there would take in as many tops in the Range as I could manage. Staying at Pen Y Pass Hostel, the start point on the other side...

Having just done a Winter Mountaineering Course in Feb with Plas Y Brenin in Scotland was excited to get an operturnity to utilise my new skills on the Easter weekend. Weather was to be perfect so decided on the Classic Routes. Booked the hostel at Pen Y Pass on Thursday and got there Friday evening...

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Re: Man on a Mission - The Munro's

Man on a Mission - The Munro's

Re: Jewel in the Torridon crown

Re: Ben Nevis and the Brass Monkey - an icy blast from the p

Re: Gales, wilderness, bothies and a mad woman in the Cairng

Re: FOUND - crampon- Fannaichs

Re: Fisherfield

Re: Fisherfield

Fisherfield

Lost Grivel G14 Crampons

Tryfan - Glyders - YGarn

Snowdon Horseshoe