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Took a walk out to Abyssinia Bothy in Glen Kinglas, came across this badger on the way back out. Walked past really close before it noticed me and scurried off.

Badger

Roll up,roll up

Congratulations Louise! Met you once in the early days,I might take another 12 years yet!

Amazing pictures of what we're led to believe are not that favourable to our atmosphere. Saw clouds like this only once before, 12 years ago up Glen Dochart way. I did however spot a strange no rain rainbow on boxing day.

Strange rainbow

Having just done 5 Munros in 3 days, I was looking for a more relaxing, but still adventurous day on the next leg of my summer sojourn.Unlike the day before when I had glorious weather on the 5 Sisters, it was to be a bit miserable. Staying at Ratagan Youth Hostel, I got up really early and slunk ou...

Having just done 5 Munros in 3 days, I was looking for a more relaxing, but still adventurous day on the next leg of my summer sojourn.Unlike the day before when I had glorious weather on the 5 Sisters, it was to be a bit miserable. Staying at Ratagan Youth Hostel, I got up really early and slunk ou...

Jaxter's back! I can only imagine the elation you must've felt up there.What a journey you have been on, well done and glad you're getting back to your old self, sitting with a big cheeser here reading that

And then there's the amazing reward you got,planned to perfection I'd say.

I wish I read this report before I did it last week,much more scenic,even if my weather wasn't so great and tremendous amount of information.

Well done Nathan. Don't think I could manage a 27km walk just now, especially after a night in the bothy. Still a part of the world I've to explore properly

Spending a long weekend with Leianne in an AirBnB on the South Loch Rannoch road I took the opportunity to get a wee Corbett in. Beinn a Chuallaich was not far away and after studying the weather I chose Sunday to do it with the promise of less wind than was forecast for Saturday, which turned out b...

Choose life,choose a cheeky wee afternoon off, choose packing your gear and getting on a train to the middle of nowhere and sleeping on top of a mountain. Choose the right platform, choose talking to a couple of other like minded people, choose the right train. I didn't choose the right train, I cho...

Well done on doing this own your own.
Did it myself this year with a group.
Your report brought it all back as basically felt the same emotions on the day. It is some buzz when you realize all the hard sections are done

l had planned an early evening climb up Beinn na Lap to catch the sunset and summit camp on what had been a remarkably warm and dry day for early September. PXL_20230908_165428836.jpg But after deciding earlier to go up the nearby Corbett, Leum Uilleim first before catching dinner in the station hou...

Summit sunshine

Cat Bells summit approach

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Badger

Re: UPDATED, WALK-HIGHLANDS SPRING MEET 19TH- 20TH APRIL 20

Re: My Completion Only took 12 years

Re: a very short unimaginable walk

Locked out of the Spar

Locked out of the Spar

Re: The incredible power of awe - Sgor Gaoith winter summit

Re: Nice easy Corbett north of Schiehallion with Kids from S

Re: A big day on a "wee hill".

A tough old slog

Trainspotting (apologies to Irvine)

Re: Conquering my obsesion

Alone in the dark

Lonscale Fell

Cat Bells