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Posted: **Thu Dec 20, 2012 6:17 pm**

Just catching up on a recent trip to Drummochter back in November. The weather was not what was forecast so not much in the way of views but it's a cracking pair to do in the snow, wouldn't have liked doing them so much in the Summer I don't think. Here's some pics of our day :thumbup:

Looking back down to Gael Charn etc

Davy,Stevie & Stevo en route to our first top A' Bhuidheanach Beag

Me on the way up numero uno

Cloudy!

At the top of A' Buidheanach Bheag

Stevo, Davy & Stevie atop Carn na Caim

Me & Stevo @ Carn na Caim

Hmmmmmm!

Finally the cloud begins to lift..........just as we're heading down:(

View over to Ben Alder etc

Davy finally getting something to look at!

Posted: **Fri Dec 21, 2012 2:22 pm**

Good choice doing them in snow. I attempted them in snow a few years ago but had to give up as visibility was so poor, i returned to do them in the summer but not as enjoyable :wink:

Posted: **Fri Dec 21, 2012 5:05 pm**

Hi,

Was up on Carn na Caim today (Friday 21st), no point in any photos, visibility down to from 0 to 20 m, howling gales, snowing. Great walk if you are training for a South Pole trek!!

HW

Posted: **Sat Dec 22, 2012 8:21 pm**

hill-walker wrote:Hi,

Was up on Carn na Caim today (Friday 21st), no point in any photos, visibility down to from 0 to 20 m, howling gales, snowing. Great walk if you are training for a South Pole trek!!

HW

I ain't going back :lol:

good on you for getting out in that wild weather :thumbup:

Johnny Corbett wrote:Good choice doing them in snow. I attempted them in snow a few years ago but had to give up as visibility was so poor, i returned to do them in the summer but not as enjoyable

Navigating in the cloud up there is a nightmare JC...............as we found out :lol:

.........got there in the end though!

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