Been walking? No trip report but want to share some Photo's.

[colgregg]

Quite a good idea. Some of the places I am treading around the Yorkshire Dales are probably of little interest to anyone but ocasionally a photo or two is worth displaying. Hopefully this one is:

Gunnerside and Upper Swaledale from High Carl on an excellent walk around the hills South of Reeth.

[mountainstar]

Wild camp above Capel Curig (3) (600 x 450).jpg

What kind of tent is that?[/quote]
A Scarp1, imported from the USA, my first time of using it, brilliant tent .
More info were....http://www.tarptent.com/scarp1.html

[morag1]

The Pentlands in the Sunshine

Turnhouse Hill


Castlelaw Hill


Looking at Carnethy Hill


The Waterfall

[Steve B]

Had a walk on Cowal at the weekend.
The sun coming through the trees and mist was atmospheric.

[SusieThePensioner]

Had a walk on Cowal at the weekend.
The sun coming through the trees and mist was atmospheric.

You're right, looks fantastic

Here's one of my favourites from our recent holiday on Skye

[SusieThePensioner]

Quite a good idea. Some of the places I am treading around the Yorkshire Dales are probably of little interest to anyone but ocasionally a photo or two is worth displaying. Hopefully this one is:

I like seeing them, particularly as they're not too far from here and, my younger daughter lives on the outskirts of York and they go walking in the Dales and on the NY Moors

[b-illie]

The autumn colours are brilliant, Susie - we walked through that valley in a hellish downpour...

Some magnificent shots there, thanks for the thread, mountainstar.

Here are three photos from an 8-day backpacking trip in Jotunheimen National Park, Norway

The scramble up (or down, as for us) Besseggen ridge is said to be Norway's most popular day walk

Memurutanga - mountain range between Memurubu and Gjendebu lodge

View from 3/4 up Mt Galdhøppigen, Norway's highest peak

[b-illie]

Hi RTC, no wasn't us - we were there in 2008, and just two ladies, neither group nor guide. As far as I remember we didn't meet anyone from Scotland/ the UK - would have been lovely, though!

[b-illie]

true Norwegian spirit - talking about slow pace while, surely, you were racing up that mountain! Especially compared to us who didn't venture further than the 2,200m point, despite great weather (weren't entirely confident about going up the snow-covered slope ahead of us).
Anyway, sorry for taking this thread to Norway for so long.

[SusieThePensioner]

The autumn colours are brilliant, Susie - we walked through that valley in a hellish downpour...

Thanks, about 10 minutes later we had a downpour as well but were able to sit in the car eating our lunch. The next day was thick clag so couldn't see anything

I liked your Norwegian photos, thank you.

[SusieThePensioner]

The Pentlands in the Sunshine

What a beautiful day you had and great photos

[morag1]

What a beautiful day you had and great photos

Thanks Susie, it was a beautiful day and the glow has stayed with me

[jmarkb]

From last weekend, Geal Charn (Monadhliath) and Monadh Mor

Rainbow on Geal Charn

Binniens Shios and Shuas

Beinn Dearg

Boulders on Monadh Mor

Sgurr Gaoith

Meall Cuaich

Glen Feshie

[SusieThePensioner]

From last weekend, Geal Charn (Monadhliath) and Monadh Mor

Some lovely photos there, really like them

[Gavin99]

Lairig Ghru , from Carn an Righ .