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What a great surprise to see the reindeer herds! They really are beautiful animals.We came across them when coming off Creag a Chalamain and walked through an area they often graze and in fact, it was an area where folks are brought out to feed the reindeer.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53589316458_2c0c20c666_6k.jpg Cloud clearing on Buachaille Etive Mor by Anne C , on Flickr This fairly short hill walk at the edge of Glencoe has become a favourite for a quick day out in the mountains being less than two hours drive away from home. The forecast ...

Absolutely stunning views and gorgeous photos

Nice one of the eagle too.

What terrific views! Need to remember these hills for the future.

What a great day out, terrific views and those ptarmigan shots are gorgeous.Glad to hear your injury seems to have cleared up.

Terrific.In particular, the photo you got of Binnein Beag is like a Lord of the Rings landscape..otherworldly.

Absolutely superb account Mal, what a trip in too.

The clarity in the photos is incredible.I did Canisp many decades ago when my oldest son was 8 but we did it from the main road side.Cloud came down at the very top, just as you had yourselves.
That pasta dish looked good

Terrific! That's a great start to revisiting the hills this year - you must still be pretty fit! Never had a view yet from Meall Ghaordaidh

Amazing how busy that parking stretch is. Look forward to reading about more of your adventures - I always look out for them.

Excellent photos and descriptions. I remember Sorley MacLean from his cameos on the Munro Show, maybe not what he should be remembered for which I see is more to do with the poetry and use of Gaelic language. Many thanks litljortindan, glad you enjoyed the images and report. Yes, that’s where I fir...

Lovely report and pics. We were looking at Raasay last weekend, Allison was reminding me we still have one Marilyn to do on the island, a rather out of the way one. Dun Caan is a great hill though. Thanks weaselmaster…glad you enjoyed the write up/photos.It’s a cracking wee island to spend time on…...

Thanks Rockhopper- yes the conditions were pretty good! Well worth the trip over.

It had been years since I’d been on Raasay.The last time was for a family get together six years ago for an aunt’s 90th birthday.No time for walks but Chris’s mum had been keen to see more of Raasay so one afternoon, I’d driven her out to the end of the island via Calum’s Road. I just about had a fi...

Terrific! Those Cuillin views are out of this world.
Only ever climbed Sgurr na Stri from Camasunary as I’ve always thought the views overall are better on the walk in compared to Glen Sligachan, though it’s a much longer drive round of course.

Beautiful country and a great write up as always.

Some particularly lovely shots over the loch.

Terrific! Only ever got to the shelter/bothy…the descent down the cliff section looked quite steep but we ran out of time anyway.Such a beautiful peninsula.

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