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Arrived [via the Sleeper] to glorious weather in Fort William on 14 May - my brother (Neill) and I had our promised foray in the Highlands - hoped to finish the Mamores + take in anything else if our legs could cope. A short day! After collecting the car and a brief stop for essential supplies (3 pork pies?) in Morrisons we set off into Glen Nevis. A steady walk (2 hrs) saw us at Lochan Coire nam Miseach and some lunch. We couldn't help but notice the 'breeze' and the speed at which cloud shadows were passing over the hills!
We then zigged and zagged our way on to the Devil's Ridge and met the wind blowing E to W roughly. Why does the wind contrive to blow it's hardest on the narrow bits? A Munro baggers lot I suppose - at least it wasn't raining and we could see where we were going - more on that to follow. Made it to Sgurr a'Mhaim OK although had to pause every now and then for fear of returning to the car park a little quicker than expected. Great views, although hazy to the S.
Now the descent

I'd read about this one and some will know it. Started great - the fine scree made the going easy - almost skiing, but once off that it was a relentless, knee-straining affair. Now Neill, having Martin Johnson type legs copes far better than I going down - and, by 3/4 of the way down my legs were turning to jelly - very hard to train for this kind of descent in Essex! Still, made it down and met some guys who had passed me earlier - they had done the 'Ring'. One owned a micro-brewery and produced some life-saving liquid from the boot of his car - it had the right effect

So a big thank you to who ever you were - all I know is that his pic was on the label - a Scottish beer, very hoppy - first rate.
A great day - only 2 Mamores left now - if only the weather would hold - but of course it didn't. I'll try to salvage a couple pics and write the next episode in a couple of days - Binnein Mor and Binnein Beag by sense of touch.