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I strayed off the path and went over the bog to make a shortcut because I started one carpark further west to make the walkback tomorrow shorter. But it was very dry.
Stob Dearrg bathed in sun.
But if you walk on a flat road you won't come to a Munro.
The last steps up to the bealach.
This is me.
View over Rannoch Moors. Schiehallion in the horizon.
That Ardennes Liver Pate Sandwich.... Could I have a taste please?
Glen Etive.
I found a mountain that Sir Munro forgot to put on the list. It looks like a separate mountain to me.
Stob na Doire.
On the list. Stob na Broige.
I camped in Lairig Gartain. I slept very well. The summerwind was playing with the bog cotton.
Sunset.
Sunrise..., I was trusting the sun to wake me up. A nice morning to slumber.
A mammal.
View towards Stob Coire Raineach.
From the top.
The sun is trying to break through the clag.
A couple came up to Stob Dubh from the SW ridge when I was there.
It looked like Stob Coire Sgreamhach was covered by clag. And that would be the next Munro on the route.
Then I Discovered these ones.
They are hiding for the minibus tourists.
It was late and I decided to do this. 50 pence for italian food today. Good deal.
I had to leave Stob Coire Sgreamhach behind for today. But the sun came back. Another time.
I walked the old road back to the carpark to avoid traffic.
A nice overnight camping trip.
The route: