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Fabulous. Lovely photos. Congratulations on your 1000th Scottish Marilyn. SO glad the weather calmed down enough for you to get in a trip. The weather was windy on Harris all week and we met a couple whose outing had been cancelled in bad weather with similar weather to the forecast for their second shot. Shame about the bonxies. I think I may book an autumn trip and hope they are less fierce as we have experienced them on Hoy and on Foula as well as other places, though I suppose a cycling helmet might prevent them getting through.

With those photos of the sea stacks, no wonder that only two people so far have completed the Marilyns. Less people have stood on the summit of Stac Lee (if you exclude the St. Kildans on their intrepid egg gathering forays) than have http://www.munros-scotland.com/dave-hew ... agger.html

Fantastic! What a place. Thanks for sharing.

Hope I get there one day!

Glad to see that the weather was decent on one of your allotted days. Some seriously impressive photos there .

Now that you're about 2/3 the way to Marilyn completion you may as well carry on to the end Good effort

I remember some politician calling for St Kilda to be re-populated with descendants of the last people to live there - not too sure if he bothered to ask any of them whether they would like to live somewhere so remote and difficult!

Cheers for a great report

Well done, a thousand is such an achievement looked to be a fantastic place to mark the occasion too

Many thanks for sharing such a fabulous trip. A truly fascinating place, and your pictures whet the appetite. Congrats , too , on your Marylin Achievement!!

What a great place to see! Really enjoyed your report and the old pictures of the people who once have lived there Had to laugh when I read that you were attacked by the birds after I saw the picture of the egg...(had imaged of all of you poking them ) (Joking)

In case anyone doubts me
Just think of these coming within an inch or two of your head and face


Photo by Alan

Awesome! Congrats on 1000 Marylins to both of you

I hope to visit St Kilda one day, maybe not to scramble up sea stacks, but the wildlife looks amazing.

Stac Lee in your last picture reminds me of Titanic leaving port

Thanks for posting, what a great report. My college always toyed with the idea of a field trip to St Kilda but we ended up going to Mull. I know how it feels to be attacked by Skuas, happened on Staffa, huge birds!!
Cheers

Thanks Sgurr, Mal Grey, Malky_c, basscadet, Bruno, Mountainlove, BlackPanther and Beaner01

Sgionneil a bhalaich ..... sgionneil

Great post. Most informative. Amazing and historic place and would like to do this one day so thanks for posting this.
Also, great achievement. Well done.

That just looked like a brilliant day, a place I've always wanted to visit.

This is the best report I've read in a good while.

Thanks for posting