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Our First Munro and Apparently a Common View from the Summit

Our First Munro and Apparently a Common View from the Summit


by sross » Fri Jun 26, 2015 10:44 pm

Route description: Ben Wyvis, near Garve

Munros included on this walk: Ben Wyvis

Date walked: 26/06/2015

Time taken: 6 hours

Distance: 14 km

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Re: Our First Munro and Apparently a Common View from the Su

Postby sross » Thu Jul 30, 2015 12:20 am

ancancha wrote:Congratulations on your first Munro :clap:

Interestingly it took me a couple of goes to do Ben Wyvis at the end of April, met your runner training on the staircase on the first attempt

Was so looking forward to views of the Moray coast where I was brought up, sais la vie :(

Sorry to have tagged onto your report, hope is Okay :?:


Ancancha, thanks for tagging on and sharing your pictures, I had very few, but I do recall those stairs well!

Fortunately, almost all our other walks and hills were done in the sun, so we got over the lack of a view. The one thing about holidays like this, we haven't had any family members ask to go on holiday with us-which is odd because most like to travel in herds-just now ours, I don't know why.
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