Terrific! Those Cuillin views are out of this world.
Only ever climbed Sgurr na Stri from Camasunary as I’ve always thought the views overall are better on the walk in compared to Glen Sligachan, though it’s a much longer drive round of course.

Beautiful country and a great write up as always. Some particularly lovely shots over the loch.

Terrific! Only ever got to the shelter/bothy…the descent down the cliff section looked quite steep but we ran out of time anyway.Such a beautiful peninsula.

Great photos, especially when double zoomed in Flickr. I don't think you get too many opportunities to walk there with such a good covering of snow -must have been great to get those views third time round and with such nice conditions. And better to get those clouds over the sea than just a plain ...

Many thanks Helen and Paul, really lovely to be given the runner up prize.I'll look forward to perusing what to buy!
Congratulations to Eduardo too - I'll make a point of reading that, missed it first time round.

Kind regards
Anne

Beautiful! Very enjoyable read. It’s a long time since I did this round, a terrific (steep at times) walk in lovely scenery.Reminds me a little of Cairngorm, albeit not on that scale overall.

What a great day you had! One I’ve been meaning to do for ages…you’ve inspired me to get a move on and organise a trip sooner rather than later.

Graeme D wrote:Yep, as has already been said, the light quality in these pictures is amazing!

It was a brilliant day for photos Graeme, hard to go wrong !

What astonishing photos! Truly amazing and inspiring - thanks so much for sharing! PS I agree re Storer, I have tried a few of his routes over the years. They are good - but can be a little scary. He often seems to like descending a scramble route - whereas to me, they feel safer in ascent (or are ...

Those beautifully sharp long views are rather different from what I could see from the Storr - although I thought I got a pretty good day too. Absolutely stunning in the snow and crystal clear in the cold winter air. :clap: Thanks dogplodder - yes the clarity was fantastic.Waited a long time for th...

rockhopper wrote:A great set of photos - lovely conditions and light quality, no wonder you were so happy with it. On my (lengthy) to do list but probably not a winter trip for me unfortunately.

Many thanks Rockhopper - a photographer’s dream in those conditions but stunning all year round.

Wonderful, John! So atmospheric, what a day you had.

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53459134276_2ce04d2da4_o.jpg The Cuillin beyond Beinn Tianavaig by Anne C , on Flickr With two previous ascents of The Storr I’d never yet had it clear at the top, cloud shrouding the summit both times.Disappointing, when I knew that the views along the Trotterni...

Mart987 wrote:Beautiful photos, I particularly like the Suilven one with the yellow sky and the Trotternish one

Thanks Mart, the light was incredible.Never seen Suilven quite like that -a treat.

Fantastic! What a great choice for a winter camp.Quite fancy that one, not too far a walk, or ascent , yet gorgeous views.I loved Beinn na Lap even though we had a very mixed weather day.Always lovely to be above a loch too.