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You made it sound quite nice I dont know what it is like from Glen Dochart, but some hills are just squelchy and should be enjoyed as such

I went on a crap day, broke a walking pole and didn't see any of the fine views you got
We did see the finest display of rutting in the bealach between the two though - truly memorable..

Another good effort and another good walk
Some nice views and photos...I will do those Munros next year probably or maybe during winter time...
You just wake up earlier next time, despite the sunday

litljortindan wrote:Good views once out of the cloud. Don't know about looking forward to peat hags though!

Cheers litljortindan, views were nice.
Was a bit squelchy on the way down to the peat hags which were dry
Interestingly I've just done another walk where I was happy to get to the peat hags

SecretSquirrel wrote:Nice one. That looks a good route around those hills. I did them clockwise from Glen Dochart and really enjoyed them. I don't know why these two have such a bad reputation, I thought they were great. Looks like you had a good day, when you weren't in the clag!

I usually have typical early morning starts on the hills, but after seeing some of the dawn/sunset photographs on your reports I think I'll need to be checking my head-torch batteries and try a late start!

Thanks SecretSquirrel
The views were fabulous, and like you can't understand why there would be any negatives about them, both summits were interesting with panoramic views.
I doubt I will ever be an early starter until I get a tent and hang out up top, but the sunsets are worth the dark endings

basscadet wrote:You made it sound quite nice I dont know what it is like from Glen Dochart, but some hills are just squelchy and should be enjoyed as such

I went on a crap day, broke a walking pole and didn't see any of the fine views you got
We did see the finest display of rutting in the bealach between the two though - truly memorable..

Cheers basscadet, it was nice, steep getting up to Sgiath Chuil, but I tend to be a bit asthmatic, for normal folk probably a breeze
I read your report basscadet's, the stags must have made your day

Petr Dakota wrote:Another good effort and another good walk
Some nice views and photos...I will do those Munros next year probably or maybe during winter time...
You just wake up earlier next time, despite the sunday

Thanks Petr I think they would be great winter mountains, no dangerous drops anywhere and the views were superb.
As I say I doubt early starts will ever be me, but you never know, life is a moving target

dogplodder wrote:That looked like quite hard work. I've only Meal Glas to do and have been trying to figure out which is the better approach.

A couple of Big Photos of Meal Glas from the other side to help with yours and anyone else's figuring.