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Cul Beag Evening
Re: Cul Beag Evening
by Phil the Hill » Fri Oct 19, 2012 1:56 pm
These photos are amazing. The combination of a stunning area, some magical light and of course a good photographer to capture it has really paid dividends.
Re: Cul Beag Evening
by Lenore » Fri Oct 19, 2012 6:27 pm
Ooooooh magic magic magic! These take my breath away Alastair!!



Re: Cul Beag Evening
by trekker53 » Tue Mar 25, 2014 10:00 pm
Thought I'd bring this report back to the front for its superb photos of the Assynt landscape, since quite a lot of us are heading that way come Friday. This'll whet the appetite. Well done Alistair.



Re: Cul Beag Evening
by Graeme D » Tue Mar 25, 2014 10:45 pm
trekker53 wrote:Thought I'd bring this report back to the front for its superb photos of the Assynt landscape, since quite a lot of us are heading that way come Friday. This'll whet the appetite. Well done Alistair.![]()
Good bump Charlie. Well seen who's doing their homework!
Re: Cul Beag Evening
by The Rodmiester » Wed Mar 26, 2014 2:00 pm
trekker53 wrote:Thought I'd bring this report back to the front for its superb photos of the Assynt landscape, since quite a lot of us are heading that way come Friday. This'll whet the appetite. Well done Alistair.![]()
I looked at this report as well, looks like it could be on with its neighbour on Sunday

Re: Cul Beag Evening
by Graeme D » Wed Mar 26, 2014 5:17 pm
The Rodmiester wrote:trekker53 wrote:Thought I'd bring this report back to the front for its superb photos of the Assynt landscape, since quite a lot of us are heading that way come Friday. This'll whet the appetite. Well done Alistair.![]()
I looked at this report as well, looks like it could be on with its neighbour on Sunday
I did have Stac Pollaidh in mind for Sunday as I was looking for a shortish day but might be persuaded by this one instead. Not sure I'd have time to do both Culs as I'm not sure when I'd have to be back down the road. Depends on a number of factors outwith my control.
Re: Cul Beag Evening
by The Rodmiester » Wed Mar 26, 2014 6:03 pm
Graeme D wrote:The Rodmiester wrote:trekker53 wrote:Thought I'd bring this report back to the front for its superb photos of the Assynt landscape, since quite a lot of us are heading that way come Friday. This'll whet the appetite. Well done Alistair.![]()
I looked at this report as well, looks like it could be on with its neighbour on Sunday
I did have Stac Pollaidh in mind for Sunday as I was looking for a shortish day but might be persuaded by this one instead. Not sure I'd have time to do both Culs as I'm not sure when I'd have to be back down the road. Depends on a number of factors outwith my control.
Looks like a wee short one Graeme for Sunday, a bit longer than SP that is but it's a Corbett, see how the weekend goes eh! See you Friday, Rod
Re: Cul Beag Evening
by wilkiemurray » Wed Mar 26, 2014 7:04 pm
amazing shots Alastair - especially like the rainbow - awesome
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Re: Cul Beag Evening
by Alastair S » Fri Apr 04, 2014 3:04 pm
Thanks for all the recent replies & likes folks.
I still get the WalkHighlands newsletter & saw the new Cul Beag route so headed over this way. I'm mostly over on Strava these days (mountain biking), but who knows when the old hill walking genes will kick in again
I still get the WalkHighlands newsletter & saw the new Cul Beag route so headed over this way. I'm mostly over on Strava these days (mountain biking), but who knows when the old hill walking genes will kick in again

Re: Cul Beag Evening
by Alteknacker » Sat Apr 05, 2014 3:23 pm
THE most breathtaking photos I've seen yet on WH. Thanks a million for posting these.
I've long had my eye on Stac P, Suilven, et al. It's just such a long way for me. But this has made up my mind.

I've long had my eye on Stac P, Suilven, et al. It's just such a long way for me. But this has made up my mind.

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Re: Cul Beag Evening
by Bonzo » Mon Apr 07, 2014 10:50 am
Fantastic!
As good a set of photos I've seen on here.
As good a set of photos I've seen on here.
Re: Cul Beag Evening
by GueVargas » Mon Apr 07, 2014 11:48 am
Wow! Most excellent pics! I'll be tackling Suilven in the next couple of weeks...hoping for good weather when I'm up there.
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Re: Cul Beag Evening
by Huff_n_Puff » Thu Apr 10, 2014 4:59 pm
Stunning photos - I'd be more than happy to forget my sleeping bag, get cross and end up with views like the ones you got - but I guess you need skill and talent to get the great photos too



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