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So I was looking forward to this weekend... Meeting up with a few people I already felt like I half knew from Walk Highlands, and meeting Lucy

Polly had agreed to join me on the three munros to the east of Cluanie, good to see everyone isn't scared of the rain, this should be fun I'm thought... So I'm greeted by a text in the morning with Polly at the Green Welly in Tyndrum as she puts it 'horsing down a bacon roll'... She'll be fine I think; but for now I'm about 35 miles behind and need to get shifting... Foot down then

As it turns out I arrive before Polly... But Driving Miss Daisy isn't far behind, and she greets me with a big beaming smile, and a massive hug... This should be okay I think, she seems lovely...
A quick picture before the off... Walk Highlands Sticker proudly displayed in the back window of Polly's car... I didn't even know you could get them...
- Greetings fair maiden...
20 metres into our walk we encounter our first problem... This way, Polly announces having shown off her phone navigation system... I gently point out the signposted mountain is in the opposite direction...

- Directions...
We breeze up the first hill, getting to know each other, laughing about this and that, and by the time we've reached the summit of Carn Ghlusaid I've worked out why our nose is in the middle of our face, and it's because Polly cwouldn't be able to see if it was anywhere else with her jacket on...
- The summit of Carn Ghluasaid
The cloud lifts a little... We see a massive herd of deer down in the cloud, difficult to photograph, but they were definitely there...
- Epic views...
Onwards then to the summit of Sgurr nan Conbhairean...
- The path to Sgurr nan Conbhairean...
We reached the summit fairly easily; tiny rounded hills these that won't cause you any borther.... THe ridges off to the right looked steep and looked like they would provide for some stunning views in better conditions...
- The summit of Sgurr nan Conbhairean
So all of that took me on to 141 munros... Half way to a munro from the mid point of this quest to climb them all... Polly diligently help me pick the right spot on the map... So here is me exactly at the half way point of my journey, 141.5 munros...
- My halfway point...
Now I'm pleased to be able to tell you that we've resolved a debate... The northern top of Sail Chaorainn is actually higher and the Ordnance Survey map is wrong... The reason I can tell you this is we carried a 500 metre spirit level up the hills and stretched it across both summits. Once secure, Polly cautiously traversed to the middle of the spirit level, and the northern summit is definitely higher...
- The true summit of Sail Chaorainn
The cairn is also much better on the northern top and hosts a family of dalmations... So a lap of honour then...
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And that was pretty much it for this walk... An easy descent; Jack Flap made an appearance for lunch... As did the trusty blue sky...
- Blue skies...
And Polly fell over on the last step of the descent... What a fall from grace...
Thanks Polly for a good warm up walk... And thanks to everyone who came to Kintail, great to meet you all... And thanks for the guitar Monty; I certainly enjoyed the rendition of 'Who's that coming over the hill, is it a monster?' IT's become iconic!!
See y'all next year...
The Stats...
- The Stats...
The Route...