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I vote for anti-clockwise too, get the horrid part over & done with then enjoy the rest of the day and the fantastic views on descent.

Ian Bayne wrote:Were you apart of a group its not often you can see other walkers especially on another hill it was a great walking day

No I was walking alone but could see folk on the other ridge through the binocs, it was such a beautiful day

Great pics, I was on the wee bookle, I could've waved

Not the most inspiring walk, low cloud meant almost the whole time spent watching the patch with less than 100m visibility. Snow on path above 600m did not please Heidi dog who 'doesn't do cold', able to track along the edge of most snow patches and made it up and back down without resorting to micr...

Great photos. Thanks for posting - I'm heading up tomorrow and the conditions underfoot thankfully look much better than expected.

Did some walking back in my teens but marriage, working life etc took over. Discovered your site last year after becoming single again and looking for info on hillwalking with a yearning to get away from the city. Bagged my first 2 Munros with Heidi my JRT last year and I was hooked but have suffere...

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