Walkhighlands

To be camped on top of A' Mhaighdean in such rare and magical conditions must count as the experience of a lifetime. The seemingly endless cloud seas look almost like glacial ice. The photos are stunning but of course give only a hint of what the reality must have been like. Sublime.

gammy leg walker wrote:I have no words

'nuff said

Amazing photos
The shooting stars and comet must have been fabulous as well

Fabulous photos and my favourite wee dug!

weaselmaster wrote:They're some of the best inversion pics I've seen - and what a place to get them!
Great stuff, Colla - getting close now

Cheers a bhalaich ...closer still another two done today

PeteR wrote:Islands in the clouds - absolutely stunning

Aye well chuffed with that one

dogplodder wrote:Fabulous photos and my favourite wee dug!

He's a cracker , thanks DP

Fabulous.

inca wrote:Fabulous.

Thanks Inca ..... and all else who enjoyed

Phenomenal, Collaciotach. The photos are amazing, the reality must have been something else. These ones will sure live long in your memories of the munros.

I am as amazed as your dog appears to have been! A magical looking day and end of the day.

Miorbhaileach..A1 Colla...you will need to go back over them all again now to try and beat that experience.

How brilliant - such a gorgeous couple of days

I think we need to know the correct steps for the weather dance you obviously performed before this magical experience..... What a stunning part of this Earth.
After getting that view from A'Mhaighdean last summer I vowed to come back and do a camp up there one day. Bucket list.
Many thanks for sharing.

Moran Taing a huile daoine