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My 2011 - Part One

My 2011 - Part One


Postby Scotsman2012 » Sat Dec 31, 2011 6:09 pm

Munros included on this walk: Beinn Ìme, Beinn Narnain, Ben Vane

Corbetts included on this walk: The Cobbler

Sub 2000' hills included on this walk: Brown Carrick Hill, Cairn Table

Date walked: 31/12/2011

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As I haven't done trip reports through the year, I thought I'd share all of them with you in the one thread...

Brown Carrick Hill - 18 January

A nice easy start to the year with the highest point locally.

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The Carrick Hills


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Del Boy in residence?


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Rainbow over Ayr


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View to Ailsa Craig


Cairn Table - 20 January

Having visited Muirkirk throughout my childhood and my Great Uncle telling me tales of the 'Cairn Table Bears' and how they used to come down to his hut most nights, this was always on my to-do list! A crisp winter's day for this short climb.

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Starting point...


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A bear footprint perhaps? :D


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Approaching the summit


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A wee inversion for my trouble!


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View over Muirkirk


Arrochar Alps - Easter Weekend

Took the train to Arrochar & stayed at the campsite for 3 nights. Here was my itinerary for the weekend:

Friday - Ben Vane
Saturday - Beinn Narnain & Beinn Ime
Sunday - The Cobbler

Ben Vane

Walked through Glen Lyon on a roasting hot Good Friday, hazy views all round unfortunately :(

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Beinn Narnain & Beinn Ime

Thankfully a little cooler for these two but nothing in the way of views from Narnain higher up

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My target tomorrow!


The Cobbler

Another miserable day for any sort of views from the top :(

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To be continued...
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Scotsman2012
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Re: My 2011 - Part One

Postby dooterbang » Sat Dec 31, 2011 7:29 pm

Now thers a novel idea....wait till end of year and blitz the reports :)

Some nice photos there.

You could have added the cobbler when doing Narnain and Ime and taken the Sunday as a rest day....in the pub :lol:
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Re: My 2011 - Part One

Postby Scotsman2012 » Sat Dec 31, 2011 8:07 pm

dooterbang wrote:Now thers a novel idea....wait till end of year and blitz the reports :)

Some nice photos there.

You could have added the cobbler when doing Narnain and Ime and taken the Sunday as a rest day....in the pub :lol:


You'd have to start in November! :D

The plan was to do the Cobbler on the Saturday and Ben Vorlich on the Sunday but my ankle was playing up on Beinn Ime so I had to change those plans. Still spent plenty of time in the pub mind you! :D
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