Susie you manage to bring the feel good factor to walking...where my reports are so full of expletives and falling flat on my face/arse at any given time...you manage to stay semi vertical and composed. The photo's, as ever, are stunning and I truly admire your eye for a pic...I have to rely on the ...

Out of the frying pan and into the fire...I like the sound of that Iain

If were doing Liathach on Saturday 26th does anyone fancy doing Beinn Allign or Beinn Eighe on Sunday 27th???

The boot used to sit on the rock by the side of the post...has it been moved to cause deliberate confusion???

Oh quality...return of the hand drawn map...complete with walkers and refreshments :lol: :lol: :lol: I'm going to insist that you do one for me if we ever meet on a walk... Great pics...when I did this last year it poured with rain the entire day and cloud never lifted once to give me a view :( :(

Having been out on my last few trips with women I have to say that the opposite is true...they are usually telling me to shut up!! I could blether on and on and on for Scotland...mostly about the hills and all the surrounding countryside it must be said...what can I say, I just get excited when im o...

Well done Johnny...nice to see what it should look like from the top. Did you skirt all the way around the back of Beinn Chuirn on the ascent then hike up the slope from there?? We weren't sure how long that would put on our day so howked straight up the slopes at the bottom of the split in the path...

SouthernUplandKing wrote: I'm 5ft 11", 11.5 stone and have a fairly slim, athletic build, If that helps at all

Jeezo...thought I had stumbled onto a dating website by accident!!!

quoman wrote:
AWE SORRY jstalker

Should have gone to specsavers....

I might walk this tomorrow, don't fancy wet boots though but been meaning to do this for a while now so tomorrow could be the day. Theres been a lot of reports on this hill recently, all very helpfull so brace yourselves for another one hopefully with the sun shining :D Just dont make the same mist...

quoman wrote:Good report jester
The weather didny half deteroirate quickly up there

Who is this jester you speak of???

Great report JS of a nice wander in even better company. Every time I read one of your reports I end up fancying a bag of jelly babies :lol: good to see a glorious highland coo from Polly too :D Oh Chris, don't say that, her head is swollen enough as it is :lol: I think the coo was a long lost rela...

Yee haa John, thanks ever so much for putting up such a fantastic report :thumbup: I was just getting myself organised to do a report from yesterday and lo and behold there was yours!!! Ooops I think it was my turn!!! :? :? Thanks for another fun day on the hills. You managed to make a big slog up ...

jonny616 wrote:Well done you two. Had a wee chuckle at 'left at the bridge'

Yeah that will teach me to always read walkhighlands the night before a walk so I know what to expect, though to be fair it at least gave me something to write about.

Really enjoyed your descriptive report, John, and love the photos which give me an excellent idea of what it was like doing the walk :D As you know, I will never be able to walk the hills anymore but, the next best thing is reading reports like yours. Thank you :D (Just done the blog :lol: ) Glad P...