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londonwalker wrote:Hey Gill that must have be a tough day out - I can tell because you only used the word "smashing" once.

The idea is to get off the hill safely - which is what you did. Well done for making the right desicions you two.

Hope to see you in July.

hahaha true Andy, dont think it even warranted an 'Epic' lol

Alls well that ends well, back down in one piece, job done. I was across the Glen on Tuesday seeing in the ton on the Forcan Ridge in much better weather, still managed to terrify myself in places though. Can't wait to get back up to do these ones

The amount of bad weather you walk in Gill ,im beginning to think your related to Gammylegwalker

ceaser wrote:The amount of bad weather you walk in Gill ,im beginning to think your related to Gammylegwalker

Im thinking Tomsies my lucky charm,,,we are normally very lucky,,yet,,he drops off the brothers ridge and all hell breaks loose hmmmmmmm

ceaser wrote:The amount of bad weather you walk in Gill ,im beginning to think your related to Gammylegwalker

Says you who had to miss one in Kintail for bad weather while the gammster bagged them all. And no I wouldn't let it lie.

Good effort my friends. I did it in nice weather and it was hard enough

jonny616 wrote:

ceaser wrote:The amount of bad weather you walk in Gill ,im beginning to think your related to Gammylegwalker

Says you who had to miss one in Kintail for bad weather while the gammster bagged them all. And no I wouldn't let it lie.

I don't know what your talking aboot Jonny , we got the 2 we wanted , just left the last one to add on to the A'Chralaig and Mullach Fraoch-choire walk ,and make it a bit more interesting

Good stuff that's hillwalking for you, good and bad days but even the bad days become good days when you think back

Johnny Corbett wrote:Good stuff that's hillwalking for you, good and bad days but even the bad days become good days when you think back

still waiting,,,,,,,,,,,,