Walkhighlands

This will be my final report as the 2 previos days was a complete was out. Friday the dreaded friday came and the inn pinn was calling for us to climb it if you dare. With every step i was making from the car my nerves was getting the better of me telling me don't do this don't do this i said Bo**cks i'm doing it. After i guess 3/4 hours we reached the inn pinn
After gettin helmet and harness on thankfully no queue we headed upwards and onwards up the inn pinn. At the very start i thought this is nout you having a laugh but then the first bit of exposure came and i thought CRICKEY get ME DOWN. Eventually i had the bottle to carry on and eventually made the summit . The next bit was getting down

I found with the inn pinn its all about foot work where to place your feet and the main thing for me anyway was that you could not see the drops as the weather as you can gather was virtually white paper work. I did enjoy doing the inn pinn and seriously considering doing it again in Sept when i finnish the 4 i missed out on but only if its a clear day THAT BE RIGHT Pigs might fly

Is there any weather where the guides don't take people up.

BLOODY AWESOME with just a hint of madness!!! Love it!!

Is it only Skye that is getting this unseasonable wet cold spell at the moment?

no
equally drenched on Beinn Donn near Oban and its only 473m high

Hi mate

Great effort on all 3 days out. With your luck with the Scottish weather, were you expecting anything less ?

Best way to do it maybe - can't see the drop so much

Well done Stomper. Some conditions eh

LeithySuburbs wrote:Hi mate

Great effort on all 3 days out. With your luck with the Scottish weather, were you expecting anything less ?

With my luck Skye will be in a heatwave starting next week when i am back at work Will be back at Skye in Sept to finish off and then came along snow, wind , G4s winds, So everybody keep away from Skye in Sept unless you enjoy this type of SHITE

Paul Webster wrote:Best way to do it maybe - can't see the drop so much

Probably agree as i would know what to expec t next time i do it again but in clear weather

monty wrote:Well done Stomper. Some conditions eh

Not as bad as it looks as there was no wind or rain just a white out

Good to see 'the Magpie' still guiding at his age When its done you realise it was worth the effort!!
Cheers