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OMG :shock: The canine police are onto to us. :cry: Ruby being only 9 months old needs a wee bit help especially over stony ground. I'm sure you would carry your Ruby if his big paws were sore after walking over stones! ACAS would look favourably on both Rubys as they only want to do the right thing...

Arriving at The Spittal of Glenshee on the Friday night we had plans to do the Walk from the Dalmunzie Hotel at the Spittal of Glenshee taking in Glas Tulaichean & Carn an Righ . We went and confirmed with the hotel paying our £2.50 for the Car parking for the next day and then set off to find a...

Shame about the views (or lack of)

I'm sure it was a good pipe opener for bigger and better hills

Well done on your first double and I can see there being many more. After all Narnain is a great mixture with a very steep climb and a few scrambles to overcome and also to do Bienn Ime is great

Cobbler next??

Really enjoyed your report and it looked like a fabulous day! The pictures were just great that made me want to get the boots on and do them right away. Nice one Mark!

Its encouraging that you stuck at it and claimed Driesh at the third attempt!

Well done! Now have you got Mayar
in your sights?

Thanks for the tips but I have done this walk twice now and twice I have done it in pouring rain :( The things you do for your other half (suhowfar)!! Also in clag it is good to know something about navigation but when just starting out you assume that all will be right! :D The steep walk after the ...

Good stuff and an area that I haven't been to yet. It seems to have a very special quality and the hills are all so individual. I'll have to wait to do this for a bit longer but thought the report was really informative with some good pics. Well done and especially like the pic of Ben Nevis from ano...

Great report Ian with super pics and I'm sure the memories of the first walk being abandoned are now consigned to the bin!

You certainly picked the right day even though its a bit chilly at night!

Well done Hazewell on your second munro. Keep walking!!!

You had a great day for it. Its a really good walk and I love going back by the lochan. Also well done for doing An Stuc.

Hope you finished the day of with a celebratery drink for your 50th Munro at The Lawyers

Great to see you girls having a good time on a beautiful day and some really good piccies.

Also need a wee bit more practice with map and compass!

What next ladies?

Hi again Howzat and good to meet you at the summit of An Socach. :D its interesting that having a look at previous reports as to the actual 'true' summit though the stone wind shelter seems to be the winner by a short head!! It seems that this isn't a popular hill but the views at the end were great...

Hi again Howzat and good to meet you at the summit of An Socach. :D its interesting that having a look at previous reports as to the actual 'true' summit though the stone wind shelter seems to be the winner by a short head!! It seems that this isn't a popular hill but the views at the end were great...

Definitely the best way to do this Munro as it (a bit undeservedly) gets no good things written about it from the Comrie side. :( There is always somnethimg to see with plenty wildlife about. I think the snow helped you down the west side as it was very boggy when I did it compensated by almost bump...

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Re: Plan B - An Socach

Plan B - An Socach

Re: A wee morning stroll

Re: Back on Track with Antonia's First Double

Re: Beinn a' Chocuill and Beinn Eunaich

Re: Driesh

Re: Invervar Circuit (4 munros)

Re: Eastern Mamores

Re: Sunshine on the South Shiel Ridge

Re: Gael Charn...a cracker of a day for my 2nd munro

Re: Eastern Lawers 3, passing 50

Re: Corrie Fee - amazing day out!!

Re: An Socach (Braemar) from Glen Clunie

Re: An Socach (Braemar) from Glen Clunie

Re: Ben Chonzie from Loch Turret