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A stormy week with no summits IV. (Lower Falls in Glen Nevis

A stormy week with no summits IV. (Lower Falls in Glen Nevis


Postby ere1 » Sat Jan 17, 2015 11:37 am

Date walked: 23/10/2014

Distance: 18 km

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Unfortunately the weather was terrible again an I could forget and thought of climbing the Ring of Steall. Instead I walked to the Lower Falls in Glen Nevis.


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Re: A stormy week with no summits IV. (Lower Falls in Glen N

Postby Silverhill » Sun Jan 18, 2015 8:42 pm

Well done trudging along the tarmac. At least you got some impressive waterfalls! :D
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