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our_route.gpx A cold damp day when we started and that was the theme for the rest of the day. The route onto the first munro (Sgorr Dhearg) was the direct route S/W of Ballahulish. A steep ridge towering into the thick grey cloud. :( :wtf: The assent up this ridge is a long affair but is also a fan...

A group of 5 travelled up to Fort William to do number 2 gully on Ben Nevis (Stevie, Dickie, Rab ,John Shirkie and me). At this point I had only completed 3 munros (non of them the easy way) :crazy: Stevie and Dickie were good climbers and had previous experience at this sort of stuff, Rab had done ...

After a night of whisky and Guinness we arose from our tents to a glorious summer morning :thumbup: . After Stevie spewed all over the camp site he finally gathered his gear and we headed up the glorious An Teallach. Rab and I soon found our feet and despite the relentless trudge for the first few h...

After an unsuccessful trip to Skye in an over ambitious attempt to traverse the cullin ridge (long story which I won't go into here) :crazy: we ended up in Glencoe on the aonach eagach . We had brought the Skye weather with us and there were frequent snow showers coming and going all day. Rab Murray...

February 1997 This was my first ever munro. As the photographs show I didn't own any hill climbing gear and was really ill prepared for the climb. I was basically talked into going up Buachaille Etive Mor by my mate Stevie Clapperton who informed me that curve ridge was a walk in the park and that m...

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Beinn a' Bheithir whiteout

Ben Nevis madness

An Teallach scortcher

Aonach Eagach

First ever munro