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dreish and mayar

dreish and mayar


Postby ken reid » Mon Jun 06, 2011 5:29 pm

Date walked: 06/06/2011

Time taken: 4.3 hours

Ascent: 823m

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poped down to glen doll this morning in great weather conditions,from the car park at the fc picnick site I made a direct approach up driesh via the scorrie once you get the steep ground out of the way there is a gentle steady slope to the summit from the summit trig point you can see mayar in the background and the traverse between the two presents no real challenge in good weather, the distance between them is about 3.2k from the summit of mayar I drooped down to the head of corrie fee Ware there is a good path descending into corrie fee with great views of the waterfall, I was back at the car in around 4hrs 40 min I will upload the pics when I get back down to Essex.
dist 8 miles
height gained 823 m
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Re: dreish and mayar

Postby ken reid » Mon Jun 06, 2011 5:30 pm

Here is the pics to go with the report
1 the steep pull to start the day
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2 the ground eases of once you get over this section
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But there are sum nice views when you look back down
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Looking into corrie fee from near the top of the scorrie
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Near the top
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Looking back down from near the summit
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The summit trig point on driesh 947m
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Self portrait on the summit of driesh with mayar in the background just to my right
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Looking back at dreish from near the summit of mayar I found this rock that had filled with rain water so made the most of it
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The summit of mayar 928m
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Heading down into corrie fee from the summit Plato of mayar
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The first view of the fee waterfall
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Close up
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This one was taken further down towards the woods looking back into corrie fee
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From here it was a short walk back through the forest to the car
I have sum different shots that I will post in the photography section hope you enjoyed this report as much as I enjoyed the walk
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Re: dreish and mayar

Postby RobRoy13 » Mon Jun 06, 2011 8:30 pm

Great pics Ken and interesting report,i plan to go to Dreish and Mayar next week sometime on my day off,looking forward to it,hope the weather is as good as it was in your pictures.
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Re: dreish and mayar

Postby gammy leg walker » Mon Jun 06, 2011 8:39 pm

Nice report Ken,love your photo of the waterfall
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