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Well done sir! The In Pin is on my none-too-distant to-do list and it's threads like this that give a confirmed exposure fearer like me the inspiration that I'll make it up and down. Cheers

I can relate to this as a fellow fearer of exposure. Unfortunately as I continue to be exposed it isn't getting much better. Maybe you just get more used to it. Over the last few years I have continued to test myself in situations which would involve exposure and sometimes it's ok, sometimes it's no...

Cheers for that Sgurr, the bike can stay in the shed for this one.

Excuse me for bumping my thread but wondered if anyone had biked in the start/ end of the 3 munros from Loch Arkaig?

Take care out there, if everyone chucks away their banana skins then the non-crampon wearers will be skating down the slopes on them in the winter.http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2009/sep/24/bananas-litter-hikers-mountains-scotland

I am the man from Gourock; was good to bump into you on the summit (almost literally given the cloud conditions). It was great to get a wee peak at the other peaks on the summit. Golf is rubbish; don't let it spoil a good walk

Amazing set of pictures there, just brilliant. At the beginning of the month I had to beat a retreat from Crib Goch and head to the summit up the Pyg track in zero visibility and constant rain. Nice to see what I missed

Some great photos...new camera? Was just thinking why the hell did you wear 4 season boots....wear your trail runners next time :wink: That route looked great fun and something i want to try. Shame about the Snowdown Horseshoe. I guess Davie and Co did this Friday? Your turning into a climber man :...

With a fairly bleak MWIS forecast in Scotland coinciding with a bank holiday weekend, it was finally time for our first venture to Wales. Last New Year’s Eve we had created a wish list of peaks and places to visit in 2013 as we counted down the clock: the chance to sample some Snowdonian scrambling ...

Tomsie, didn't get a chance to reply before the weekend but would be interested to hear how the snow conditions have changed. The only very small area of hard snow was on the way to Carn Dearg and it was avoidable. Klaasloopt, thanks for the compliment about the title. I love the wide open spaces of...

Smashing set of pictures there Graeme. I decided to keep Fuar Tholl for a separate day when I did the munros (the grey yin and the red yin). Thought it looked so good it deserved a day to itself.

Great vid, it really captures the majesty of the place well and what a beaut of a day too. One to remember

Looks like you had a cracking day for the pair, the views from them are excellent. Last month I had to descend AB in a blizzard which was a bit of a challenge to say the least. Cheers for sharing

Many thanks Rodmiester, it certainly is a majestic place

Cheers Paul, have you become a fair weather walker now? Actually, chasing the weather's no bad thing. It happened that Sgor Gaoith was just about the best we had on offer last Sunday .Hoping for better views in Snowdonia this weekend. Catch you later dude.

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