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Looks like your just going to pip me to the post, which one are you keeping for last ?

Jaw dropping scenery

fantastic rock structure and patterns, i’m not surprised you took over 600 photos.

Steve......

A marvellous set of photos

the rock formation in your last two shots is amazing.
I visited Brimham Rocks once as a youngster many years ago, no camera then but remember it as a special almost magical place, must get back there and soon.

Hill done - Castle Crag OS Landranger map No 89 or 90 Start - parking area, Grid Ref 231136 Distance walked 7 km’s Height Gain 200 metre’s 20 June 2011 our_route.gpx A short distance after leaving the car i picked up a path that is or joins the Alladale Ramble which passes north of Castle Crag. Firs...

alisonhayes266 wrote:......and was too knackered to go any further,.....

I often feel like that, good luck on the second attempt

Steve……

A fabulous set of photo’s Chris

love the harsh lighting, colour and contrast.

steve......

Hi bushcraft2

and welcome to walkhighlands

Steve……

A marvellous set of photos from my local hills, especially like the first two

. For me sitting on a hill top watching the sunset is one of the greatest pleasures in life, almost magical, i envy you that one.

Steve……

Thanks for the kind comments Funnily enough, the day you did this we were going up your namesake hill, though not in quite such good visibility. I envy you, Canisp was one of my earliest hills done in the distant past, i need to get back there. Often wondered about that route up Melbreak but it alwa...

Alisonfox66 wrote:the sun will tell you the time

It only gives me the date, but then i rarely get past page 3

stevemillar wrote:Anyone got any more to add to this list?

When travelling in groups secretly stash some of your gear in other peoples rucksacks

......You can use it like an ice axe if your in the snow...... I hope you mean in the sense that it can be used to steady yourself when walking on a flat surface. On a slope if you slip and start to slide out of control a walking pole would be next to useless, an ice axe properly used gives you the...

I’d say the amount of effort to climb Mayar and Driesh would be about the same as Ben Lomond. With Mayar and Driesh there is slightly less total height to gain because of a higher starting point, but a little more distance to do.

Steve……

Hills done - Mellbreak, Hen Comb, Gavel Fell, Blake Fell and Burnbank Fell OS Landranger map No 89 Start - Maggie’s Bridge car park (free), Grid Ref 135210 Distance walked 13 km’s Height Gain 1050 metre’s 03 June 2011 our_route.gpx With good weather forecast i’d decided to have a crack at these five...

A beautiful set of photos trickeyja, i love the vivid colours and good contrast

, thanks for sharing.

A cracking set of photos Chris

. I’ve been eyeing up this Corbett for some time, i hope i get a day like yours.

steve......

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