Sgurr Alasdair

[David-Main]

Hot day in the cullins Started at glen brittle campsite, the path leads up from the left of the toilets and soon the views open up as you climb. At coire lagan there is a wee scramble before you reach the small lochan. By this time I had to replenish water supplies, the previous nights bevy at the old inn carbost was pouring out in bucket loads. I met a nice couple whom I accompanied up the stone chute . It took us an hour to reach the small saddle at the top and to much relief.
We had a well deserved break, for me it was all about hydration- Water water and more water
The views were stunning. After our break it was a little jaunt to the summit, here are some pics i took hope you enjoy

The 1st sight of stone chute

The view across to the Inn pinn

Rhum

The view back down to the campsite

Climbers on their way to the inn pinn

on the summit

Black n white of the ridge

[The Rodmiester]

Hi there David, lovely stuff, nothing quite like it on the mainland, bet your dying to go back!

[David-Main]

Hi there David, lovely stuff, nothing quite like it on the mainland, bet your dying to go back!

Cheers Rod, the weather changed for the worse so ended up coming home sooner. But raring to go so think i will head to the Glen Sheil ridge tomorrow , anyone up for it

[The Rodmiester]

Hi there David, lovely stuff, nothing quite like it on the mainland, bet your dying to go back!

Cheers Rod, the weather changed for the worse so ended up coming home sooner. But raring to go so think i will head to the Glen Sheil ridge tomorrow , anyone up for it

I might have, but was up there with the club at the weekend, wonderful weather, although the low cloud was coming and going. What you doing South Shiel Ridge or the Brothers/Sisters etc, take plenty of water, would not fancy being up there today for instance. HOT HOT!!!

[Tomsie]

Know that feeling of the night before catching up

Might try arrange something in a week or 2 I'll be heading north from Aberdeen