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Beinn Dearg 5

Beinn Dearg 5


Postby snowdonia7 » Tue Jun 12, 2012 5:36 pm

Route description: Beinn Dearg - the Four Munros circuit

Date walked: 03/06/2012

Time taken: 10.5 hours

Distance: 36.5 km

Ascent: 2086m

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Early morning sun over Beinn Dearg.JPG
Morning sun over Beinn Dearg


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Neil looks towards Beinn Dearg


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Approach to Beinn Dearg


Green Lochan near Beinn Dearg.JPG
Green Lochan


Neil on Beinn Dearg.JPG
Neil Beinn Dearg


Neil on Beinn Dearg.JPG
Neil on Beinn Dearg


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Snow on Beinn Dearg


Neil's fashion statement oon Cona' Mheall.JPG
Neil Cona' Mheall


Neil on Cona' Mheall.JPG
Neil Cona' Mheall


Neil Meall nan Ceapraichean.JPG
Neil Meall nan Ceapraichean


On the way to Seana Bhraigh.JPG
On route to Seana Bhraigh


Tired on approach to Seana Bhraigh.JPG
Tired approaching Seana Bhraigh


Neil on Seana Bhraigh.JPG
Neil on Seana Bhraigh


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Camp Life
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