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That looks like a great walk, i will keep it in mind for future. I have been to the Linn of Quoich a few times taking photos but need to start walking further up and explore more. Yeah, it was a good days exploring and doing a bit of reconnaissance as well. I fancy climbing Beinn a' Bhuird and Ben ...

It was a slow start to the morning but today's walk was never going to be an epic all day climb up a Munro as my friend Milner, his dog Colby and I pulled into the Linn of Dee car park at about 11am. Without going into detail, my mates life had been turned upside down to say the least so just to get...

Superb report there as well as some cracking photo's. :clap: It has gave me some ideas as I was thinking of doing the same Munro's but cycling to the foot of and climbing Beinn Bhrotain and walking in a "clockwise direction" to bag the others. Might have to miss out the Devil's Point thoug...

Thanks Graeme, I really enjoyed this walk too. Just wish the views at times were better but it all adds to the excitement of the day I suppose. As I was descending from DC the cloud broke for a few seconds to reveal Lochan Uaine on the southeast side of Ben Macdui which was just picturesque but as q...

It was time for a change of scenery. After spend most of my walking time in the South Cairngorms I really fancied something new, something different to look at. Don't get me wrong as I have enjoyed my walks to the south but a fresh change of scenery was needed. I have always fancied Ben Macdui but I...

Well done Chickadee. I remember when I first started out about two years ago and it was all scary and not so sure. I've now just completed 25 Munro's and haven't looked back. Make sure the weathers good and get Mayar and or Driesh in the bag. Don't worry about stopping to catch your breath, I'm the ...

...'bout time ! :wink: Yeah, better late than never pal. Good times though. Looks like the sort of weather I had last week up that way! I need to do these Munros soon, looks fun! It wasn't the best day of weather but I suppose it could have been a lot worse. Corrie Fee looked awesome in the drizzle...

our_route.gpx It was a beautiful day when we arrived at Glenshee Ski Centre at 9.30am. It was time to complete Glas Maol Munros circuit from the Cairnwell Pass. A month had past when I did Carn an Tuirc and Cairn of Claise with Tom Buidhe. This was a long enough walk for me so Glas Maol and Creag L...

our_route.gpx (Before I start I must admit I wrote this walk report months ago but never got round to attaching the photo's. For various reasons I have just not had the time. Any free time I did get though I made sure I was still getting out there on those Scottish Hills to which I will write repor...

Nearly made the mistake of asking why you left off Tolmount until I saw that you'd climbed it previously by a somewhat harder route 8) Yeah, climbed Tolmount a few weeks earlier from Glen Doll. It was a fair trek but really wanted to walk up Jock's Road and it seemed fitting to get a Munro in. Was ...

As we arrived at the car park I couldn't help but think what a difference to the weather. I had been here exactly 7 days ago to do this walk but as I was parking up the reverse gear suddenly went from my car. Not knowing how severely damaged the car was and the fact that the rain was coming down hor...

Aright Kev, Outstanding report pal, again. I've been in this area really only once and that was when I did the Lairig Ghru and that was awesome from the ground so I can only imagine how it looks from above. Sunset, sunrise, wild camp, cloud inversion, reindeer, the list goes on. Your outing had the ...

My mate Chris from work asked me the next time I was heading out to give him a shout as he fancied getting in a Munro or two. The next walk I had planned was Tolmount and maybe Tom Buidhe coming in from Glen Doll. The weather wasn't to bad. Cloudy but with no rain as we left the car park about 8.30a...

Sorry Neil I did An Socach as a 'stand alone' and have not done either of the other two so can't be of any use at all, sorry :D Aye, nae bother Chris. It looks like a good approach to An Socach following the Baddock Burn ( I'm guessing that was the way you came in :think: ) Here's hoping I get out ...

the Cairnwell three "the hard way" might have been a better title for this one :lol: Superb Chris. Like your style :D. I'm hoping to do An Socach in a couple of weeks time. I was thinking of doing it with Carn Bhac and Beinn Lutharn Mhor. Have you done either munro before?? Can you recomm...

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Re: Linn of Dee to Glen Quoich and back via Clais Fhearnaig.

Linn of Dee to Glen Quoich and back via Clais Fhearnaig.

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Plan B, Derry Cairngorm and Beinn Mheadhoin

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A return to Glenshee, Glas Maol and Creag Leacach

A damp day up Mayar and Driesh

Re: Carn an Tuirc, Tom Buidhe and Cairn of Claise

Carn an Tuirc, Tom Buidhe and Cairn of Claise

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Me, Chris and Tolmount

Re: The Cairnwell Three.... almost four!!!!!

Re: The Cairnwell Three.... almost four!!!!!