HalfManHalfTitanium wrote:What stunning photos! Absolutely magnificent.

Thanks for sharing. Will watch the video when I get a minute

Tim

Cheers. Can't go too far wrong there if the weather's decent.

Anne C wrote:It’s a cracker of a walk and you were rewarded with some stunning light catching the mountains. Yes no point risking major problems- those stone steps must get pretty slithery at times too being out of sunlight so long.

Never disappoints.

Great report and photos.

Wasn't feeling up to a long walk in the cold so decided on a short walk to the Stac Pollaidh bealach to try to get some sunrise photos. Quite icy in the car park so I put on microspikes just to avoid the fun of spotting icy patches in the dark. Probably unnecessary but I liked having a little bit o...

Sounds like hard going and a bit cold but worth it for some good views there.

Thank you for transporting us across to Harris. My visits there might only be vicarious now but there's vicarious and there's vicarious -a good description makes all the difference!. I managed to avoid the path twice, first time round out of perceiving the northern slope to be the easy option in a w...

rockhopper wrote:Nice hill, as well as weather conditions, on which to tick over - good to see your ankle's improving - cheers

Thanks! Getting there I think but in no hurry to take on a long walk.

I made my plan for a longer walk further north to Meall nan Ceapraichean but was then confronted with the reality of a slowing drive in the cold to an icy car park. I had second thoughts. I retreated to Braemore junction with the thought that Beinn Enaiglair would provide a shorter walk that I'd co...

Just trying to keep myself ticking over with a bit of exercise. Didn't quite get the morning mists I was hoping for but still a pleasant walk. https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/pw/ADCreHeBvFTlDfl5WR9v1ccm2wyHHsFVFSCD2yMELjplEoOXDMc8XW8g7OkE36pEp0EsXbsJGyoMtpWBlgCISQXvqaCQCBSV1qe-VxInQ9gqrE_eXjEuWTC...

Doesn't get better than that.

That looks a great walk with some lovely evening light.

Had to look up the name of this hill a I didn't recognise it initially - good result and hope your ankle's improving - cheers :) Thanks. Got physio exercises to do and I did survive this walk ok but it will be slow progress back to harder walks I think. I hope you are over your own ankle troubles? ...

Been up (down) these from near Glenfinnan with so-so knees: Stob Coire a' Chearcaill -a wee bit steep at the start/end but very easy on the ridge Sgurr an Utha -easy loop Beinn Odhar Mhor -long but easy up/down Meall na-h-Airigh (443m) -short, easy + spectacular up/down Maybe a bit far away from whe...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvfNZ3S6hyY I was trying to think of or find a hill to climb that would afford an easy descent and fit with the weather forecast. I eventually decided on Carn Chois as it seemed to have a good track most of the way up, at least going by Bing maps. I set off later than...

Nice! Good to get an Autumn colour walk in. A pity about the eroded stretches of path but, as you say, poles are certainly useful for descent.