Coisich Bheag ann Aird nan Gobhar / Wee walk in Ardgour

[Collaciotach]

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Tha e gu bhith Geamradh .....and here in the Gaidhealtachd nan Iar we have had already a significant snowfall early An Damhair over 1500mtrs (Oct 16th-19th)

Good excuse to go Meall Mor a minor summit faisg Cona Gleann ,Ard na Gobhar and get a wee view in the 5hrs i have spare ......so a quick hoof up Gleann na h - iubraich (Glen Hurich) on onto the minor tops of Meall Mor.

Seallaidh bheag air Sgurr Dhomuil .... wee view of the corbett Sgurr Donald

Sgurr Dhomuill (Suaineart)

The remains of hail and sneachd in the wee corries started at around 1000ft although patchy first i ve seen for a while

Gleann Gour agus Lochan Dubh

Uill bha sinn a fas suas ach tha an grian a mach ....its sunny and very windy and views to the NW and the Roshven hills begins to open up ..this is why i like this route easy ,quick and varied

Rois Bheinn

Agus Tuath gu Ceann Loch EIl ......and North to the Kinlocheil /Glenfinnan tops

Tuath gu Gaor Bheinn faisg Ceann Loch Iall

Bha an Gaoith laidir an drasda ..the wind was strong now and the dog was hanging wee icicles from his coat must buy him a jacket , we took shelter in this wee Corrie for a respite

Corrie bheag agus sneachd is grian

Time was short so.............. a dol sios

Gaor Bheinn a ribhist

All the while im looking North to Streap ,Gaor Bheinn there is Sun ,Cloud and great light

Sgoth Grian is Solus math

Is toil leam an Gearraidh cuin a tha i fuar is tioram ...Now if like me you like good cold and dry winter days maybe that will be a wee taster of whats no far away ... Moran taing

Abair Seallaidh a ribhist

[kev_russ]

Nice pics for a cheeky wee walk

[kinley]

Nice

A lot colder looking than our visit in July

Did you cycle in to Resourie?

[Klaasloopt]

I, like you, like cold and dry winter days, and this summit (let's call it Stob Bealach an Sgriodain) is so high on my wish list for march 2012, even without your splendid pictures of raw Ardgour-ness. Thanks!

[Collaciotach]

Nice

A lot colder looking than our visit in July

Did you cycle in to Resourie?

Ach no being local i have contacts and can drive in

[Collaciotach]

I, like you, like cold and dry winter days, and this summit (let's call it Stob Bealach an Sgriodain) is so high on my wish list for march 2012, even without your splendid pictures of raw Ardgour-ness. Thanks!

It is a nice wee route Klaasloopt ....agus Stob bealach an sgriodain tha sin an t ainm

[kinley]

Nice

A lot colder looking than our visit in July

Did you cycle in to Resourie?

Ach no being local i have contacts and can drive in

You know...somehow I guessed that.

[gaffr]

I think that the lady at Glenhuirich cottage does the post?....anyway she let us leave the motor there when we went to Nathrach Looks a bit wild in above Resoursie...only looked at it from the tops above Cona glen when in from Glen Callop. Many years ago I got a disc from the ISYS folks, the hillwalker series and plus for the alps too, with data of all of the Scottish Hills therein. They did not name the summits with the anglised OS names but used only the gaelic names and also provided a voice that gave a fine pronouciation of each. Now there would be a task for you to do, at the touch of a speaker button, to give us a proper rendition of the hill names on this site Some fine images in your reports.

[Collaciotach]

I think that the lady at Glenhuirich cottage does the post?....anyway she let us leave the motor there when we went to Nathrach Looks a bit wild in above Resoursie...only looked at it from the tops above Cona glen when in from Glen Callop. Many years ago I got a disc from the ISYS folks, the hillwalker series and plus for the alps too, with data of all of the Scottish Hills therein. They did not name the summits with the anglised OS names but used only the gaelic names and also provided a voice that gave a fine pronouciation of each. Now there would be a task for you to do, at the touch of a speaker button, to give us a proper rendition of the hill names on this site Some fine images in your reports.

Aye Hazel that lives in Hurich Cottage she is a cracker . It is no bad once your clear on the ridge and thru the forestry .....aye the Gaelic is the way a bhalaich