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Beinn Bhuide

Beinn Bhuide


Postby Stuart Angus » Fri Aug 31, 2012 11:56 am

Route description: Beinn Bhuidhe, via Glen Fyne

Munros included on this walk: Beinn Bhuidhe

Date walked: 05/05/2012

Time taken: 6.5 hours

Distance: 20 km

Ascent: 1050m

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I'd been dreading doing Beinn Bhuide purely becuase of the distance to the foot of the hill (5 miles) which either had to be walked or cycled..............I chose to cycle it.

Maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn, was my ass sore by the time we reached the cycle drop off point at the foot of the hill.........(so sore I couldn't sit down on the return route to the car) :shock:
Anyway once I'd got off that thing and started on the uphill, I was much happier although Stevo and Lindsey said that I moaned the whole day about it...............believe who you want to!!! :shifty:

Here's some pictures etc of our day in Beinn Bhuide, it really is a cracking hill...............when you finally get to it!!! :clap:

Don't know why these two are so chipper, did I mention I had a sore ass :lol:
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IMG_0001 by StuartAngus, on Flickr

Yassss, no more biking for me..............the gate put pay to that :D
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IMG_0002 by StuartAngus, on Flickr

The path up to towards the cottages at the foot of the hill
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IMG_0004 by StuartAngus, on Flickr

View over to Ben Oss/Dubhcraig
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IMG_0009 by StuartAngus, on Flickr

Stevo at the bottom of the waterfall in the Allt na faing
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IMG_0007 by StuartAngus, on Flickr

Getting some height now
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Posers
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The rocky bit
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IMG_0013 by StuartAngus, on Flickr

Lindsey coming over the rocky bit :clap:
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IMG_0014 by StuartAngus, on Flickr

View up to the top of the allt na faing
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Once up on the ridge it's plain sailing but below on the plateau is all bog :(
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Nearly there :)
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Lindsey & Stevo @ the top 8)
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Me at the top 8)
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Lindseys 3rd 8) :clap: (on more than that now though)
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IMG_0031 by StuartAngus, on Flickr

View over to Ben Nevis etc 8)
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IMG_0033 by StuartAngus, on Flickr

Ben Cruachan 8)
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IMG_0034 by StuartAngus, on Flickr

Ben Lomond & The Arrochars 8)
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Ben Ime on the way down 8)
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IMG_0068 by StuartAngus, on Flickr

Thats it, all that was left to do was cycle out.................... :shock: ................it hurt.....................a lot!


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Re: Beinn Bhuide

Postby rockhopper » Fri Aug 31, 2012 1:26 pm

It's great to see a report on this hill in good weather - so often it's raining or in the clag. Just goes to show that there are some great views from up here. As for the bike and your backside, best way is just to get out and cycle more often....or get some padded shorts :wink: :lol: - cheers :)
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Re: Beinn Bhuide

Postby monty » Fri Aug 31, 2012 1:45 pm

An excellent report Stuart. Love the sunshine. What is that exactly :lol: Lovely photos. :D
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Re: Beinn Bhuide

Postby Johnny Corbett » Sat Sep 01, 2012 8:42 pm

Great stuff, i'm with Rockhopper purely because when i did it i never saw a thing. Super views. A gel seat is what you need i thing :lol:
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Re: Beinn Bhuide

Postby Stuart Angus » Mon Sep 03, 2012 4:26 pm

RH,Monty,JC, cheers guys 8)
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