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Carn Dearg, make mine a double

Carn Dearg, make mine a double


Postby BoyVertiginous » Fri Apr 03, 2015 1:02 pm

Corbetts included on this walk: Càrn Dearg (North of Gleann Eachach), Càrn Dearg (South of Gleann Eachach)

Date walked: 10/11/2014

Time taken: 5.5 hours

Distance: 14.5 km

Ascent: 851m

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Walking: Craig; Isabel; Tom; Vic; Billy; Roz & Duncan (& me)


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Sun yet to rise on a chilly Glen Roy...
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Brightening on the walk-in...
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The fire's oot (stopped here to remove layers, getting warm)...
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Steep...
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View back...
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Ben Tee & Sron a' Choire Gharbh (other side of Loch Lochy)...
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1st Summit - Car Dearg...
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Dropped down before next one (looking back to first summit)...
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View down Glen Roy (beautiful November day)...
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Summit 2 - Tee & Co out West...
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Sun setting on our day and on Glen Roy on the walk-out (reminder of the shortening days)...
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