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Tad windy on glas maol circuit

Tad windy on glas maol circuit

Postby Coop » Sun Jul 02, 2023 9:51 pm

Route description: Glas Maol Munros circuit, Cairnwell Pass

Munros included on this walk: Cairn of Claise, Càrn an Tuirc, Creag Leacach, Glas Maol

Date walked: 02/07/2023

Time taken: 6.34 hours

Distance: 20.89 km

Ascent: 891m

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Out with Chelsea today - these 4 taking her to 45. She did fantastic .
Very windy at times, but manageable- and the rain stayed off until we got back to the car.
Views aplenty- a good day out
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Heading to Carn an tuirc, no 1 in the curcuit

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No. 2 Cairn of Claise

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No. - Chelsea on Glas Maol

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Heading for no4 now - and the best hill of the day Creag leachac

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Cairn marks the spot with the wee " path" heading back doon to thd cairnwell car park - and another 2km down to our we car park
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