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I've yet to come across anyone using them on the hills, but the few I've seen being used on the beach have been fairly quiet. I think there's still a novelty value to them at the moment, but as they become more commonplace, they'll probably become more annoying. It's clear they do have their uses, t...

Well done, Malky - a fantastic way to compleat two sets of hills

Sub-2000ft Marilyns next?

Your photos capture the feel and the atmosphere of the islands perfectly. Maybe I shouldn't have read your report minutes before going in to work having just had a week off in Scotland, as now I don't want to go in to work :( Great report, though, with some beautiful photos. You really do get some g...

Well, that's totally put me to shame :shock: I was up there about the same time, but just doing one a day and then relaxing in the afternoon. In fact, I was on Carn Ealasaid the same day as you, although I went up from the hotel to the south-east. Nice, quiet part of the world up there, even with th...

Bit of a long shot is this, but if anyone finds a Galaxy Ace 2 smartphone on either of the sub-2000 ft Marilyns of Meikle Conval and Little Conval (north-east of Ben Rinnes near Dufftown), please let me know.

Many thanks
Martin (Red Peak)

Well done, Milesy

golfpunk wrote:was hoping it was going to be true so I didn't have to do it

Ditto

I must admit, I find it hard to give advice as it's impossible to know the enquirer's level of competence or confidence. I would hate to tell someone that the Aonach Eagach was relatively straightforward, only to find that that person had attempted it and got into difficulty :shock: I suppose it's o...

Stunning photos, Chris. Now that's what I call a view

Tinto is the most climbed Graham on this site. In fact, your the 1111th person to do it. Congratulations

Umbrellas on the hills? Wrong - so, so wrong.

How about Clag, Mist, Rain, Sleet, Wind, etc.

Essan wrote:Anyway, of I were in the hills this week Id be nice and snug in a bothy

... as it hurtles through the air at 173

mph

nigheandonn wrote:I get 'grammar' for Braemar, though

I get Beermat

Temperature is a bit of a weird one. In winter we tend to use Celsius, but in the summer we use Fahrenheit.
Maybe we like to use whichever unit sounds the more dramatic: we go walking in -4 degree temperatures (Celsius) in winter, but we also go in 80 degree heat (Fahrenheit) in the summer.

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