davetherave wrote:Bod and Co,
What a fabulous report accompanied with superb pictures.
Im not on WH as much now, and when I am , I'm fairly selective on reports that I have time to read. So glad I took the time on this occasion.
When our time comes I dont have a clue how wee will tackle it, I have thought about starting from the North side of the mountain and bagging the western Munro first and then moving along the ridge on a Easterly direction and catching the Northerly Munro last.
What do you think for the dogs..... pinnacles or the bypass?
Thanks for sharing this top class report.
Dave.
Hi Dave,
Thanks for that lovely feedback
As you see I never took Ritchie (our reasonably heavy set golden lab) as these are not an ideal set of hills for dogs. There are the pinnacles and a slighty tougher area of boulders than normal to negotiate. Obviously, dogs do cross over, we saw a collie on the boulders. Awkward though, I would suggest provided you are confident with your experienced dogs, a perfect day weatherwise is required. Easier bypasses on the smaller pinnacles, but hopefully you'll get over the big one, not a good bypass there with dogs. We used it due to snow conditions on top.
Enjoy
