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Each successful counteroffensive requires patience. Things have to be planned in advance and then the progress made step by step. For us, at the moment, success doesn't mean bagging a lot of new hills since we have hardly anything left to bag and what's left is logistically awkward or too far away t...

The idea of west-to-east traverse of Canisp first occurred to us last year when we revisited the Corbett via the usual route. This Assynt hill is one of my favourites in this area, I can't really say why, I just like it :D When sitting on the summit, we were gazing down the western ridge, admiring t...

At last I'm in the mood to post something again. I know, I was silent for such a long time that most of Walkhighlanders have probably forgotten that once upon a time there was a crazy Polish girl on the forum, writing all sorts of mountain nonsense stories, from multi Munro trips to plane crash site...

Good to see Jackie enjoying the outdoors in more adventurous way :D Lovely corner of the western Highlands. Strange, I have climbed all the surrounding mountains, some more then once, but have never walked up to the falls. BTW we used one of your Glen Affric routes recently (for outlying tops of Mam...

Fantastic, Assynt always delivers, especially in weather like this! I know I shouldn't brag, but so good to live so close to this area so we can nip up there any time we want :wink: We climbed the western ridge of Canisp in winter conditions as part of W to E traverse of the hill. Also we did the fu...

We once walked from Poolewe to Slattadale and back, on the way back Kevin said "do you see that bumpy top to our left, must be a good viewpoint, let's take a detour!". Only later we realized that we had actually bagged another Sub :lol: :lol: Lovely area, so rarely visited. We still haven'...

Lovely area. Cooks Cairn may not have much character by itself, but the approach via Suie is so delightful. I think it was my old report you referred to, when you mentioned the closed bridge - I remember scrambling over despite the "do not pass" sign :wink: Shame about Suie Lodge but I gue...

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It is indeed, seen from the northern top. A rare view since most walkers skip the north part of the ridge... We did a separate walk to explore it, well worth the effort

All yours!

Apologies for late answer, just back from a 27km hill walk and I'm knackered...

Sorry, not Beinn Eighe or Beinn Dearg, but still very close!
Another clue: not a Munro...

It's neither Beinn Alligin nor Liathach but you are very close...
This is a subsidiary top of one of the less popular Torridon peaks

Clue: we are in the same area as the previous guess...

Thanks, I simply could not resist the lure of one of my favourite hills :D :D :D I had an issue with my PC, it suddenly decided to go on strike :shock: I spent the whole morning fighting a bloody battle with error 404 :lol: :lol: Hopefully, that's fixed for now... Next photo - where is this impressi...

Are you on Beinn a’ Chearcaill by any chance?

A few panoramas from the recent trips (Summer 2022)

Loch Monar from Bidean an Eoin Dearg

Ardgour pano

Beinn Damph ridge

Bow and Fiddle rock

Forcan Ridge

View from Bidein a' Chabair summit

Brothers Ridge, Glen Shiel

Braeriach from Sgor Gaoith

I have a soft spot for Canisp... We revisited it last month, and will be returning next summer as we have an idea for a full traverse via the western ridge. My favourite spot on this hill is, strangely, not the summit but the small shoulder at 740m. It has great views to Suilven: 2022-09-10 canisp 1...

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