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Ben Chrozie

Ben Chrozie


Postby darren » Fri Mar 09, 2012 8:10 pm

Route description: Ben Chonzie via Glen Lednock

Munros included on this walk: Ben Chonzie

Date walked: 09/03/2012

Time taken: 4.3 hours

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Done Ben Chonzie Today, does not get credit it deserves yes its not the most dramatic Munro but the views are great. Not much to say about walk follow Walkhighland Route. But I will say this the fence line would be a life saver in bad weather as there is nothing else to take a navigation of, a massive wide summit plateau of nothing plenty of cairns been built to help you also. And also it was bloody windy as hell and bitterly cold.
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Re: Ben Chrozie

Postby Lastofthesummerwine » Fri Mar 09, 2012 8:47 pm

It looks like a bit of a cold bleak outlook on the top there, you're obviously glad of that cuppa!
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