Thanks for the feedback. It would appear that I have two options:
Option 1.
I've not got much planned for November so I could go for the quickest round. Does anyone know where I can hire a helicopter cheaply for a month? I'm not bothering walking, cycling, swimming, kayaking, or even inflatable lilo between them.
Helicopter straight from summit to summit! I don't see how that can be classed as cheating. Surely not.
Option 2.
Wait. And wait. And wait... until I am 85, although perhaps 86 just to make sure. Anyone fancy a compleation party in 2047? I'm not certain if the rules would discount me being carried up to the summit of An Teallach, either in a wheelchair or a box
rockhopper wrote:Ben Lomond...21.6.1986 and Slioch...23.7.2014
So, only 10,259 days
You'll have to learn to slow down mate, you'll give yourself a hernia racing around like that.
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gaffr wrote:Hello... 14,600 approximately for me 1959-1999.....Cairngorm with a finish on the upgraded Sgurr na Carnach.
That's more like it, steady as you go.
Regarding the changes over the past 40 years: No question about it. Far more paths which is a double edged sword. I do like to go off piste now and again and that is becoming harder, although certainly not impossible. I do still get some days on the hills without seeing anyone (not just because of cloud) but they are fewer and far between.
Sgurr wrote:I think people should post photos of themselves at the age they climbed their first and last Munro. This is husband 1966
Sgurr, if you seriously think I am going to post a picture of my hairstyle when I was 21 in 1981, then you have got another think coming!