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Difficult one, as much depends on budget, weight limit and how warm you sleep. I have a Mammut Winter UL Sphere (750 grams of down) and it has kept me really warm summit camping in true winter conditions (-8 Celcius at night, 1100 grams for XL version). I chose this one as I found it for less than h...

Fantastic report with brilliant pics. Loved the video too, very inspiring, can't wait to get back to Torridon!

Beinn Sgritheall at dawn
Feb 28th 2016
Canon EOS 6D with a 70-200 F4 IS L
ISO200 f/8 @8s, Tripod

Dawn by Camillo Berenos, on Flickr

Some photos from an enjoyable trip up Sgurr Mhic Bharraich which is a gem of a mountain in winter nick. There are still a lot more photos in the editing pipeline! Sunset over the Arnisdale hills with the Black Cuillin on the right https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1666/25356889286_609f10a908_c.jpg A Sc...

The view over a rather snowy Beinn Eighe and Liathach from Beinn a'Chearcaill at sunset.

Torridon transformed by Camillo Berenos, on Flickr

Ooh thanks Mal Grey and ancancha. I hadn't considered that, but I might pop something in indeed, thanks for the heads up

Sunset from Beinn a'Chearcaill, Torridon

The long night ahead by Camillo Berenos, on Flickr

Thanks very much malky_c and nigheandonn, that's been really helpful. I got criticised on my Facebook page where I share mountain photos. And I would like to claim I take correct spelling as seriously as I do with my photography, so I would definitely want to get the spelling right. The person comme...

Hi all, I recently got criticised for referring to the Pap of Glen Coe as Sgorr na Ciche, as this is how it's stated on the OS maps, and that it should be Sgurr. Other person: "and the rugged mountains are Sgurr not Sgorr. " Sgurr na Ciche however, is a different mountain in Knoydart, so u...

Simply stuning photographs, and lovely report. Did the round a couple of weeks too, and I'd never been so knackered in my life as after this walk! Some of the most spectacular scenery in Scotland, so morth than worth it!

Great report and fantastic photos. Have done it twice, and it is a true gem of a wee mountain!

Not a munro, as a top just next to Binnein Mor, but a recent summit camp on Sgor Eilde Beag in the Mamores

What an epic set of photographs of some of the most beautiful mountains in Scotland, and it must have been a true test of endurance. Hope the legs are recovered by now! It was a great day for a walk indeed, somebeatiful lenticular clouds about too! I think I have seen you near the minor summit betwe...

Hi, I have wild camped on a bunch of hills in Scotland over the last few years, as photography is one of the reasons I'm up in the hills. Many hills will have enough near-flat space on or near the summit to pitch a small tent, though it may be boggy or very stoney. Suggestions and Munros I've camped...

What a cracking report Annie. The views must be astounding, and it must be great having that ridge all to your self. I attempted to wild camp on the ridge more than a month ago, aiming to do the route clock-wise but turned back before reaching Stuc Loch na Cab. It was so steep, and the terrain was e...

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