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goatfell
goatfell
by bertiebhoy » Fri Jul 09, 2010 8:00 pm
Route description: Goatfell, from Corrie
Corbetts included on this walk: Goat Fell
Date walked: 03/05/2010
Time taken: 4 hours
Distance: 11 km
Ascent: 874m
Register or Login free to be able to rate and comment on reports (as well as access 1:25000 mapping).climbed goatfell early may, we left from corrie which is a lot steeper climb than from broddick. the weather was realy good and the climb was quite hard goin since as you got higher up the snow was lying thick on the ground.this was my first mountain and the views from the top are amazing and makes it all worth it. came back down to broddick which was easier going but gets you to the pub quicker which is always a good thing. i will do it again it might not be a munro but its a good day out and i would definately recommend it.
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Re: goatfell
by walk aboot » Tue Jul 13, 2010 8:34 pm
Goatfell is a brilliant choice for your first hill
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Yup, wot fedupofiserids says, any photos?

Yup, wot fedupofiserids says, any photos?
Re: goatfell
by bertiebhoy » Fri Jul 23, 2010 8:48 pm
sorry no pics not too good with this technology thing not long learned to put on the computer but hopefully will learn some time soon how to put photo's on this god forsaken thing. 

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