The answer you got from Dave was surely helpful in updating you on current facilities? Your rather ungracious reply is unlikely to elicit further responses I'd have thought. I'm sure you didn't mean to come over as rude

And I've just noticed the time given. We were quick, but nearer 4 hours than three!

Please note; the distance and height gained are in good old-fashioned miles and feet.

There has to be a better way! Last summer's half hearted attempt by the WalkHighland recommended route having convinced me that the "masts" approach had nothing to recommend it, I decided to explore a route more directly from the ferry terminal via Scallastle forest. A lovely circuit ensue...

Cycled route recently. No red flags; but lots of firing and guys in camouflage. They looked very surprised to see us :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: I guess they were firing blanks but rather worrying nevertheless. Worse was the quagmire further north made by https://www.4x4adventures-scotland.com/t...

Bitterly cold wind on Wednesday; wore my new Jura - it performed well. Similar to my old Buffalo Big Face Shirt, but comes with a hood and at a more modest price. A good piece of kit!!.

Either side of Loch Garry works on a bike. East side road goes a bit further south.

What Scotland needs... is an Alfred Wainwright to bring a bit of humour and interest to the normally very dry Munro guides. I have 2 and neither of them are very exciting. :D Scotland already has one. he's called Hamish Brown; and Hamish's Mountain Walk is so much more interesting than any Wainwrig...

We planned a big circuit, taking in over two days the remote hills south of the Feshie/ Geldie moat, followed by a traverse of the Beinn a Ghlo range. A start was gained by walking in to Allt Sheicheachan on the Thursday evening, surprising the lone occupant who had turned in for the night; a share ...

Sorry Spider. That should have read 265465

Nice campsite at 226846. Makes it a nice easy day!

monty wrote:Any pictures Mike?

No. Digital dead but took a few with trusty old AX. Might have some by October!!

Fraser and I; beautiful day. Late start. Took ice axes but didn't really need em. Returned by flanking track (wasn't there when I last did Ben Ghlas in 1979), to Corranaich col. A real "Tourist Route" on Saturday!