Your 100th Munro?

[The Rodmiester]

For me, it was Carn nan Gabhar, the remotest of Beinn a'Ghlo peaks, in May last year. We arranged it to coincide with my husband's half-way point (his 141st Munro), so we had a double celebration on a snow-covered summit

Kevin's 100th was Ben Klibreck, another cracking mountain.

I'm hoping to hit my 141 this year, but no plan has hatched so far. It will be whatever we fancy, also depending on weather.

A long day on a grand hill full of character and better still with the double celebration! That must have been a big day if there was a large dump of snow, a tiring walk out from there but well worth the effort. Fingers crossed it will be a good year for the hill walks so your 141 can be achieved, will keep an eye on your target total

[The Rodmiester]

Meall a' Chrasgaidh in the Fannichs (celebrated with a well earned can of Stella), my son did his 50th a few hours later on Sgurr breac (celebrated with an equally well earned can of coke!!), luckily these are the only 2 summits we have ever had a view from in the Fannichs, other than that its been a tale of clag, blizzards and bogs in those hills...

Two celebrations in the one day, fabulous! That in itself is a good reason to have fond memories of your day together

[The Rodmiester]

Beinn Dorain (old report here).

Had plans to do this at the inaugural WH Meet in Glencoe organised by Stretch but the weather the weekend before was just too good! I had a choice of which of the two would be my hundredth... Dorain seemed more appropriate than Dothaidh for some reason, so I did it second that day.

Just read your report, lucky lucky! Looks a cracking climbing day, some fabulous photographs for your record of your ton

[The Rodmiester]

Buachaille Etive Beag cos I'd done Buachaille Etive Mor when I was a mere grasshopper (or so it now seems ).

A fine hill in its own right, I'm sure you had a great day, one to remember as well . Onwards and upwards , I note Skye and Knoydart are still to be done, maybe this year?

[tony-c]

mine was creag meagaidh in august last year and had a great day. i'm hoping to get to the 141 marker this summer.

[Kevin29035]

100 was Carn a' Gheoidh, nothing spectacular.

[The Rodmiester]

mine was creag meagaidh in august last year and had a great day. i'm hoping to get to the 141 marker this summer.

Another great hill there tony-c! glad you had a fabulous day. Pleased to see you picked a big day outing for your 100th as well, you will remember it for that bit longer Good luck in your quest for the 141 mark this year, you should make that no bother, two or three long days and your nearly there, Bring it on

[hailiamdigby]

Lurg Mhor.

It wasn't intentional but - in hindsight - I think it's a worthy one for a milestone like #100.

[The Rodmiester]

100 was Carn a' Gheoidh, nothing spectacular.

Hi there Kevin, no doubt you did a few others that day as well so that in itself would have added to your enjoyment that day! I'm still due you a pint for the one you didn't get from me at the Kintail Lodge Hotel during your round

[The Rodmiester]

Lurg Mhor.

It wasn't intentional but - in hindsight - I think it's a worthy one for a milestone like #100.

I definately agree there, especially if you walked in! that is one long hike and as you say worthy of your 100th munro Hope you had a fine day for it.

[peter tindal]

Mine was the final Munro on the south Glen Shiel ridge but it wasn't planned for that reason in mind

[The Rodmiester]

Mine was the final Munro on the south Glen Shiel ridge but it wasn't planned for that reason in mind

Hi Peter, bet that made it extra special though! The 100th is a bit of a milestone anyway but to include it with all the others, nice one! you getting out much these days?

[Blue78]

A very wet and windy A'Chailleach, Monadh Liath.

[Sgurr]

Don't remember numbers of HILLS. I am much more self centred and remember the numbers of ME. Spent my 60th birthday on Beinn Starav and my 70th doing the Auch Five. Havn't decided where to go for my 80th. tho' I would love it to be Stac Lee, but afraid that by then I would need a helicopter.

[foggieclimber]

Monadh Mor (Cairngorms)